Rocket Roofing General Contractor inspects roofs with drones because a drone is safer and faster than climbing the roof, especially after a hailstorm, and records what it finds in high-resolution photos and video. Here is how it works and what it means for you.
Safety first
The biggest advantage of drone inspections is safety. A traditional inspection requires someone to climb onto the roof, which can be dangerous, especially after a hailstorm. Drones minimize the need for physical roof access, reducing the risk of falls and injuries, though roof access is still sometimes necessary. Keeping our team on the ground protects safety without giving up thoroughness.
Efficiency and time savings
Drone inspections are remarkably fast compared to traditional methods. An inspection that might take hours by hand can be completed in a fraction of the time, so you get results faster and can act without delay.
Transparency and detailed documentation
High-resolution drone images and video give you a clear, detailed view of your roof's condition, so we can explain any damage with complete transparency. You see exactly what we see.
Minimizing unnecessary risk and damage
Drones inspect without touching the roof, so there is no added wear and tear from the inspection itself, especially on a roof that is already compromised.
Streamlined insurance processes
Many insurers now use drone assessments too, sometimes with the same software we use. That makes it easier to review inspection reports with your insurance provider, so claims move faster.
Pioneers in drone technology
Rocket Roofing General Contractor's founders were among the first in Nebraska to use drones for roof inspections, and we still pride ourselves on staying ahead of the curve.
About Rocket Roofing General Contractor
Rocket Roofing General Contractor is a 100% locally owned and operated roofing company serving Omaha, Nebraska, and the surrounding communities. With our Better Business Bureau A+ rating and accreditation since 2014, you can trust us to handle your roofing needs with integrity and professionalism. Contact us today at (402) 291-8888 for a free consultation.
FAQs
Is a drone roof inspection safer than climbing the roof? Yes. A drone keeps the inspector on the ground, which reduces the risk of falls and injuries, especially after a hailstorm, though roof access is still sometimes necessary.
Does a drone inspection damage the roof? No. A drone inspects without touching the roof, so the inspection itself adds no wear and tear, which matters most on a roof that is already compromised.
Can drone photos be used with my insurance company? Many insurers now use drone assessments too, sometimes with the same software Rocket Roofing General Contractor uses, which makes it easier to review inspection reports with your insurance provider.