Drones can play a significant role in structural inspections of private commercial properties and public infrastructure. They can capture high-resolution resolution photos and video, some can zoom-in and most drones today come with safety features that aid in the prevention of crashing or craft failure.
Uses & Benefits
Multiple Use Applications
Drones can be used to inspect structures such as power lines, cell towers, bridges, complex roofs, buildings and more. Drones can also be used for damage assessment of areas hit by natural disasters.
Costs
Drone inspections can minimize the costs and human risks that traditional methods of property inspections can bring, such as rig setups, insurance and potential workman’s comp claims.
Time-Efficient
Drones can conduct inspections faster due to their size and speed. They can access tight spaces that takes crews more time to access and navigate (roofs, elevations, under bridges, etc). It’s faster to get a drone launched and inspecting a structure then getting an inspector to come on-site, gear up and start the inspection.
Safety & Quality
Drones can deliver high-quality, high-resolution images and 4K video. Some have the ability to zoom in without degrading image quality and creating a safer working environment. Many drones come equipped with fail-safe features such as obstacle avoidance and auto return-to-home when the battery starts depleting.
Certifications & Insurance
Our pilots are Part 107 certified by the Federal Aviation Administration. We also carry UAV insurance with the ability to provide our customers with a COI (Certificate of Insurance) upon request.
We are a DBE-certified business in the state of Georgia since 2017.
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