Close-up roof inspection from above using aerial drone technology — ideal for steep, high, or fragile roofs.
Some roofs are too steep, too high, or too fragile to walk safely. Aerial drone technology lets Pat get a detailed, close-up view of the entire roof from above — capturing high-resolution images of areas that would otherwise be impossible to inspect thoroughly.
It's the safest and most complete way to evaluate a hard-to-access roof, and it produces clear photo documentation of exactly what's up there.
Schedule This Inspection →From above, here's what the drone helps Pat evaluate.
Shingles, tiles, or membrane condition.
Flashing, vents, and chimney areas.
Signs of hail and wind damage.
Ridge lines, valleys, and problem zones.
Clear, close-up images for your records.
Deterioration and areas of concern.
A roof inspected from the ground with binoculars leaves too much unseen. Drone technology gives Pat a complete, up-close look at every slope and detail — without the safety risks of walking a steep or high roof, and without the chance of damaging fragile materials.
For North Texas homes that have weathered hail season, that thorough aerial view can reveal damage that's easy to miss from below.
When a roof is too steep, high, or fragile to walk safely, or when an aerial view provides a more complete picture of its condition.
It captures detailed imagery that helps identify signs of hail and storm damage, which we document with photos.
Yes — it's available as an add-on to any Eagle inspection, or as a standalone roof evaluation.
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