A drone can provide a clear view of:

• The overall property

• Roof surfaces

• Exterior structures

• Lot layout

• Outbuildings

• Driveways and parking areas

• Landscaping

• Property boundaries and surrounding features

• Areas that may be difficult to photograph from the ground

Sometimes, you need to see the whole property to understand the property.

Roofs can be difficult to photograph from the ground—especially large, steep, or multi-section roofs.

Drone imagery can provide high-resolution aerial photographs of visible roof surfaces and components, helping you document conditions that may be difficult to see from ground level.

Aerial imagery may help identify visible:

• Damaged or missing shingles

• Roof surface deterioration

• Debris accumulation

• Discoloration

• Visible flashing concerns

• Gutters and drainage components

• Areas of apparent wear

• Vegetation or debris on roof surfaces

Important:

Drone imagery is a visual documentation service and does not replace a hands-on roof inspection when one is required.

If conditions observed from the air indicate that additional evaluation may be appropriate, we can recommend further assessment by a qualified professional.

Great listing photography shows buyers the home. Aerial photography shows them the property. Drone imagery can help real estate professionals showcase:

The Full Property

Give potential buyers a better understanding of the home's lot, layout, and surrounding features.

Large Lots

Show the size and layout of acreage that can be difficult to communicate with traditional photography.

Outbuildings

Capture barns, garages, sheds, workshops, pools, detached structures, and other property features.

Location

Provide context around roads, neighboring properties, nearby features, and the property's overall setting.

Roof & Exterior

Capture aerial images that provide another perspective of the home's exterior and roof.

Aerial Documentation for Real Estate Professionals

Drone imagery can be useful throughout the real estate process—not just when a listing goes live.

Listing Marketing

Create compelling aerial images and video that help your listing stand out.

Property Evaluation

Get a broader visual perspective when evaluating a property.

Pre-Listing Preparation

Document exterior areas and identify visible concerns that may deserve additional attention before listing.

Progress Documentation

Capture aerial images of construction, renovations, land improvements, or property changes over time.

Property Records

Create a visual record of the property's exterior, structures, and surrounding land.

Realtors: Create compelling aerial content for listings and give buyers a better understanding of the property.

Homeowners: Document your property, roof, outbuildings, acreage, or exterior features.

Property Investors: Get a broader visual perspective of a property you're evaluating.

Commercial Property Owners: Document larger properties, buildings, parking areas, roofs, and surrounding grounds.

Contractors & Construction Professionals: Document project progress and completed work from an aerial perspective.

Property Managers: Capture visual documentation of exterior property conditions and changes.

Depending on the property and project, aerial imagery may include:

ROOFS: Aerial views of visible roof surfaces and components.

LOTS & ACREAGE: A broader view of the property layout and surrounding land.

OUTBUILDINGS: Barns, garages, sheds, workshops, and other structures.

DRIVEWAYS & PARKING: Aerial perspective of access points, parking areas, and paved surfaces.

LANDSCAPING: Pools, patios, landscaping, recreational areas, and other exterior features.

COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES: Buildings, parking areas, roofs, exterior structures, and surrounding property.

Help Buyers See More Than Four Walls.

Professional aerial imagery can help potential buyers understand the relationship between the home, the land, the structures, and the surrounding property.

For properties with acreage, unique lots, outbuildings, scenic surroundings, or significant exterior features, aerial photography can be especially valuable.

Show the property from every angle.

Inspection Knowledge Meets Aerial Perspective.

Hammer Home Inspection Services brings an inspection mindset to aerial documentation. That means we're not simply looking for the prettiest angle. We're interested in capturing useful information about the property. Whether you're a realtor marketing a listing or a property owner documenting your building, our goal is to provide clear, useful aerial imagery that helps you better understand and present the property.

Can you use a drone to inspect a roof?

Drone imagery can provide an aerial visual assessment and documentation of accessible roof surfaces. It does not replace a physical roof inspection or specialized evaluation when one is necessary.

Can Realtors use the photos for their listings?

Yes, subject to the agreed-upon service and usage terms. Ask us about aerial photography packages for real estate listings.

Do you provide video?

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If available:

Yes. Aerial video can provide a dynamic overview of the property and can be used as part of a real estate marketing package.

Can you photograph large properties?

Yes, depending on the property, location, weather, and applicable flight requirements.

Can you fly over any property?

Drone operations are subject to applicable FAA regulations, airspace restrictions, weather conditions, and safety requirements. We will determine whether the requested flight can be safely and legally completed before the service.

Do you provide the photos digitally?

Yes.