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Drone Inspection Services in Kentucky

High-resolution photos and video of visible roof, tower and structure conditions, for your contractor, engineer or adjuster to review.

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Residential and commercial

Aerial inspections using drones

I provide high-resolution photos and video of visible roof, tower and structure conditions for your contractor, engineer or adjuster to review. You and I agree the required views, access and coverage before the flight, and nobody has to climb a roof or a ladder to get the images.

What I inspect

My drone inspections include

  • Power lines: close views of lines, poles and hardware for your utility crew to review
  • Cell towers: close, detailed imagery for maintenance crews and engineers to review
  • Water towers: detailed views of the exterior for your maintenance team to review
  • Bridges: details captured from above and underneath for your engineer to review
  • Buildings: exterior walls, parapets and facades documented up close
  • Roofs: visible roof surfaces, flashing, gutters and ponding, documented for your contractor or adjuster
  • Trees: visible canopy and clearance around nearby structures

Every inspection is delivered as high-resolution stills and 4K video you can hand straight to adjusters, contractors, engineers and facility managers, turning a hard-to-reach problem into a clear, documented record. The drone reaches the roofline, tower or span without lifts, scaffolding or rope access.

Common inspection work

Roofs, storm damage and infrastructure

Roof and storm damage. I photograph visible shingle, hail and wind damage, flashing and ponding without anyone walking the roof, and the dated images are easy to share for insurance claims and pre-purchase reviews. For roofs specifically, see my dedicated drone roof inspection service.

Infrastructure and utilities. Bridges, cell towers, water towers, power lines and solar arrays are photographed up close so maintenance teams and engineers can review visible corrosion, wear and hardware before deciding whether to send anyone up.

Common uses: insurance claim documentation, storm and hail damage documentation, real estate and pre-purchase inspections, warranty and maintenance records, and facility management across Louisville and Kentucky.

Inspections on video

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Slate roof inspection close-ups
Stone tower and parapet close-ups

Louisville and Kentucky

Aerial drone inspections in Louisville, Kentucky

I provide professional aerial drone inspections across Louisville, Kentucky and the surrounding areas. Drone inspections suit commercial, industrial and residential properties, delivering high-resolution imagery of areas that are hard to reach from the ground. With over a decade of drone photography and video experience, I reach high, hazardous and hard-to-access areas with no ladders, lifts or scaffolding.

I serve clients across Jefferson County, Oldham County, Bullitt County, Frankfort, Lexington, Bowling Green, Owensboro, Henderson, Bardstown and beyond. Whether you manage infrastructure, real estate or utilities, aerial inspection images give your team a clear, dated view of conditions they could not easily see from the ground.

How it works

How an inspection shoot works

Tell me the site

Send the address, the structure and what your contractor, engineer or adjuster needs to see.

Plan the views

I check the airspace, request FAA authorization when it is required, and agree the angles, access and coverage before the flight.

Fly and capture

Close, high-resolution stills and 4K video of the visible conditions, without ladders, lifts or anyone on the roof.

Delivery

Edited photos by cloud link, typically within 24 to 48 hours; edited video within 48 to 72 hours.

Why hire me

Why hire me for aerial inspections in Kentucky?

  • Based in Louisville, KY, with local knowledge of the terrain and airspace
  • FAA-licensed drone pilot with full insurance coverage
  • Fast turnaround: edited photos typically within 24 to 48 hours
  • High-resolution stills and video documentation

What you receive

What an inspection flight delivers

  1. The imagery

    Close, high-resolution stills and 4K video of the roof, tower or structure, with the areas you asked about covered.

  2. For your specialist

    A clear visual record for your roofer, engineer or insurer to review. I capture the imagery; they make the assessment.

  3. Turnaround

    Edited photos typically within 24 to 48 hours of the flight, edited video within 48 to 72. Your quote confirms the date before the flight.

  4. Delivery

    Full-resolution files by cloud download link, ready for print, web, presentations and social.

Common questions

Drone inspection questions

Can a drone inspect a roof without anyone climbing it?

Yes. The drone documents shingles, flashing, gutters and ponding from above and close in, so nobody needs to walk the roof or set up a ladder.

Is drone inspection useful for insurance claims?

Yes. Dated, high-resolution images of storm and hail damage are a common use, and they are easy to share with an adjuster.

Do you diagnose the damage or write an inspection report?

No. I capture clear, dated photos and video of the visible conditions. The assessment belongs to your roofer, contractor, engineer or adjuster, and you and I agree the views they need before the flight.

What do I receive after an inspection flight?

Edited high-resolution stills and 4K video by cloud link, typically within 24 to 48 hours for photos and 48 to 72 hours for video. For roofs specifically, see drone roof inspection in Louisville.

Request a quote

Need eyes on something hard to reach?

Tell me what needs inspecting, where it is and what you are looking for. I will plan a safe flight and send a quote. Every flight is FAA Part 107 licensed and insured.