A damaged roof or a faulty solar panel is hard to diagnose from the ground — and climbing up for a closer look isn’t always safe. I fly a CASA-certified drone over your property and capture clear, high-resolution imagery of your roof and solar system from every angle, so you can see exactly what’s going on without anyone setting foot on a ladder. I’m a CASA-certified drone pilot providing aerial imagery — not a licensed roofer or solar technician, and this isn’t a building inspection report. For a professional assessment of any damage, please share the imagery with a qualified roofer or solar installer.

What My Aerial Imagery Shows

• Roof sheeting and tiles — cracks, lifting, or missing pieces are often clearly visible
• Storm and hail damage that’s hard to see from the ground
• Solar panel surfaces — debris, staining, visible cracks, or loose fittings
• Gutter and roofline wear
• Before-and-after imagery for completed roofing or solar work

Who This Is For

• Homeowners assessing storm or hail damage before calling a roofer
• Property buyers wanting a clear look at roof condition before making an offer
• Roofing contractors documenting completed work
• Solar installers who need proof-of-work or fault-finding imagery
• Anyone who’d rather not get on a ladder

How It Works

1. Get in touch with your address and what you’d like inspected — I’ll reply within 24 hours with a quote
2. I fly the drone over your property and capture high-resolution photos and video of your roof and solar system
3. You get clear imagery to assess damage, confirm completed work, or share with your roofer, solar installer, or insurer

Pricing

A typical roof and solar inspection runs a call-out fee plus on-site time — around $125 for most Brisbane properties. See the full pricing breakdown for exactly how it’s calculated.

Common Questions

How much does a drone roof inspection cost in Brisbane? Most properties run around $125 — a $50 call-out fee plus roughly an hour of on-site time at $75/hour. See the full pricing page for exact rates.

Can imagery from a drone show storm or hail damage? Often, yes — aerial photos and video can make cracked, lifted, or missing sheeting and tiles more visible than a ground-level look can. I’m not a licensed roofer, so I’d recommend having a roofing professional confirm anything you’re concerned about.

Do you photograph solar panels too? Yes — solar imaging is one of the two focuses of this service, alongside roofing. The photos and video often reveal debris, staining, or visible cracks and loose fittings, though I’d recommend a solar installer confirm anything of concern.

How quickly can you get here? Get in touch with your address and I’ll reply within 24 hours with a quote and timing.

Ready to see your roof or solar system from the air? Get a free quote — I’ll get back to you within 24 hours.