Independent drone surveys, run by a CAA-qualified pilot.

I don’t carry out repair work myself, and I’m not tied to any roofing contractor, builder or maintenance company. That means what goes into a report is exactly what the drone sees.

Every flight starts with a permissions check. Thanks to our CAA operational authorisation, we’re typically cleared to fly without further approval, and we’ve never been turned down for permission to carry out a survey anywhere in the UK.

Reports are delivered within 2–3 working days, with high-resolution imagery and, where you need it, a written condition report you can pass straight to a contractor, insurer or surveyor.

Before any of this got off the ground, I spent years in construction, commercial building façade packages and civil engineering, both in the office and out on site. That’s not a throwaway line: it’s the reason I understand what a building surveyor, a main contractor or a land manager actually needs from a survey, rather than just handing over a folder of pretty pictures.

Add a background in video and photography, and you’ve got the two halves of what I do. The technical eye to know what matters, and the craft to capture it clearly. I launched as a commercial drone operator in 2020 to put the two together.