Aerial Roof Imaging

 

See Every Angle Without Traditional Access Methods

High-resolution drone footage for roofs, construction sites, and industrial buildings.

High Resolution Imagery

Aerial Roof Imaging

No Scaffolding Required

Free With Orders Of £1000+

Before you quote, make sure you’ve seen the whole roof.

CRS DroneView gives roofing contractors detailed aerial photos and video before work begins.

Get a clearer view of roof coverings, awkward areas, and potential challenges that aren’t always obvious from ground level.

Whether you’re pricing a repair, replacement, or larger roofing project, detailed imagery helps you quote with more accurate information.

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Why use DroneView?

See More Before Work Begins

There is only so much you can see from ground level. DroneView provides a detailed aerial perspective before you quote or begin work.

Spot Potential Problems Earlier

Aerial imagery can reveal visible damage, deterioration, and awkward roof areas. This gives you more information before deciding what the job requires.

Plan The Job With Confidence

Seeing the roof from above can help with planning materials, access, and equipment. It can also highlight potential complications before work begins.

Keep A Visual Record

High-resolution photos and video give you something to refer back to after the visit. You can review specific areas without relying on memory alone.

Drone Survey Roof View

See The Details You Can’t See From The Ground

Some areas of a roof are difficult to understand properly from ground level.

CRS DroneView provides an elevated perspective, helping you see more of the roof before deciding what comes next.

Depending on the property, aerial imagery can provide a closer look at:

  • Roof tiles and slates
  • Ridges and hips
  • Valleys and roof junctions
  • Chimneys
  • Flashing
  • Roof penetrations
  • Difficult access points
  • Visible damage or deterioration

Interested In CRS DroneView?

Planning an upcoming roofing project? Speak with our team about arranging aerial roof imaging for your property.

 

Don’t Just Take Our Word For It

“We’ve been extremely happy with the CRS DroneView service and have found it a really useful addition to the way we carry out our roofing inspections.

The drone inspections give us a clear and detailed view of areas of a roof that can otherwise be difficult to access, and they’re particularly useful when assessing the condition of a roof and identifying potential issues before planning the work required.

We’ve also found the reports and imagery really helpful when discussing work with customers, as they allow us to clearly show what we’ve found and explain our recommendations. From our point of view, it makes the whole inspection and quotation process more thorough and professional, while also reducing the need for unnecessary access to the roof at the initial inspection stage.

The service we’ve received from CRS has been excellent and we’re extremely happy with it. We’d certainly recommend DroneView to other roofing contractors.”

Tom Savage Roofing & Building Ltd.

FAQ

Who is CRS DroneView for?

CRS DroneView is designed primarily for roofing contractors who need a clearer view of a roof before quoting or starting work. It can also help homeowners understand the condition of their roof before arranging repairs or maintenance.

How does CRS DroneView work?

Complete the enquiry form with details about your project. If suitable, we’ll arrange a visit and capture aerial photos and video to help assess the roof before work begins.

What areas do you cover?

CRS DroneView is available throughout Oxfordshire and surrounding areas, subject to availability and site suitability.

 

 

Is CRS DroneView free?

Yes. CRS DroneView is available free with qualifying orders of £1,000 or more.

What will I receive after the survey?

You’ll receive high-resolution aerial photos and video footage captured during the flight, giving you detailed imagery to review whenever required.

Can CRS DroneView be used at every property?

Every location is different. Weather, surroundings, and local flight restrictions can affect whether DroneView can be safely used at a property.