Drone Mapping & Digital Documentation

Roof Man View™

Create a repeatable visual record of the roof—not a folder of disconnected photographs.

Roof Man View™ provides high-resolution aerial imagery, orthomosaics, measurements, and visual documentation that support planning, communication, and future comparison.

Decision Support—not a Sales Pitch

Create a repeatable visual record of the roof—not a folder of disconnected photographs.

Roof Man View™ provides high-resolution aerial imagery, orthomosaics, measurements, and visual documentation that support planning, communication, and future comparison.

High-resolution aerial photography
Orthomosaic roof maps
Annotated condition locations
Measurements and area documentation
Repeatable progress or annual views
Repeatable roof-area documentation

How It Works

From initial questions to actionable information

01

Define

Identify roof areas, required outputs, access limitations, and intended use.

02

Fly

Collect overlapping visual imagery under site-specific operating and safety constraints.

03

Process

Create orthomosaic maps, measurements, and organized imagery appropriate to the project.

04

Deliver

Provide owner-ready visual records that can be used with reports, bids, repairs, or future inspections.

Built for Owners and Facility Teams

Information that supports repair, restoration, replacement, and capital planning

Understand Condition

Document the roof assembly, visible deficiencies, recurring areas, moisture concerns, and access limitations.

Compare Pathways

Evaluate what can be maintained, what may be restored, what requires replacement, and what needs more verification.

Plan Timing

Connect technical priorities to operational risk, available funding, project sequencing, and long-term asset goals.

Frequently Asked Questions

What building owners ask before scheduling

Is drone mapping a roof inspection by itself?

No. It is a powerful documentation tool but does not replace safe field evaluation where close observation or testing is needed.

Can it help with bids?

Yes. Organized maps and measurements can improve communication and reduce ambiguity.

Can flights be repeated?

Yes. Repeatable documentation can support annual reviews, storm comparisons, progress tracking, and closeout records.

Know Before You Commit

Start with the question your building needs answered.

Tell us what is happening, what decision is approaching, and what information would help you move forward.

Schedule a Roof Evaluation