Booking now · Austin metro
A Part 107 pilot flies your roof in about 25 minutes, captures every slope in 4K, and emails you an annotated condition report the next morning. No ladders on your gutters, no roofer trying to sell you a re-roof.
How it works
You never have to be home, and nobody sets foot on your roof.
Choose a two-hour arrival window up to 21 days out. Same-day works if you book at least three hours ahead.
Your pilot texts on the way, flies a full orbit plus a top-down grid over every slope, valley, flashing and penetration. Usually 25 minutes.
By the next morning you get a PDF with annotated 4K stills, a slope-by-slope condition rating, and a plain-English summary you can hand to an insurer.
The report
The same imagery an adjuster or roofer would gather — collected before anyone has a stake in what it says.
Pricing
No square-footage tiers, no trip charge, no "inspection fee waived if you sign today."
Standard drone roof inspection
$40per roof
Card charged after your report is delivered. Cancel free up to two hours before your window.
Because a drone doesn't need a ladder, a spotter, or a two-hour safety setup. We fly, we land, we drive on. The flat $40 covers the flight and the report — and we don't sell roofs, so we have no reason to find damage that isn't there.
Neighbors
“A roofer told me I needed a full replacement. The drone report showed twelve lifted shingles on one slope. Repair cost me $340.”
Marisol R. — Circle C
“Booked at 9am, flown by 2pm, report in my inbox before breakfast. My adjuster accepted the photos as-is.”
Danny K. — Hyde Park
“We were four days from closing. Forty dollars bought us the leverage to get the seller to fix the flashing.”
Priya S. — Round Rock
FAQ
No. We fly from your driveway or yard and never enter the house. If you have a gate code or a dog in the yard, put it in the notes when you book.
We don't fly in rain or in sustained winds above 25 mph. If your window gets weathered out we'll text you and rebook at the next opening — no charge either way.
It's a visual condition assessment of the roof exterior, documented with high-resolution imagery and reviewed by a human before it goes out. It is not a TREC whole-home inspection, and it doesn't include attic or interior moisture inspection.
Most Texas carriers accept dated, geotagged aerial imagery as supporting documentation for a claim. We format the report with that in mind. We can't file the claim for you, and we won't tell you what your claim is worth.
No — and that's the point. We have no repair arm and take no referral fees, so the report says what we saw and nothing more.
Typically 60–120 feet above ground, under FAA Part 107 rules, with airspace authorization where Austin-Bergstrom's controlled airspace requires it. Cameras stay pointed at your property.
After your report is delivered. Booking holds the window; nothing is charged at the time you book.
All fine — same $40. Very steep or highly reflective roofs sometimes need an extra pass, which we do at no extra cost.
Pick a window, we'll do the rest. Flat $40, cancel free up to two hours out.
