Facade Inspection with Drone — without scaffolding
Document cracks, moisture damage, cold bridges and structural issues with high-resolution aerial images and thermal camera — without scaffolding or cherry pickers. Safer, faster and more cost-effective.
Why drone facade inspection?
All building types
From residential buildings to high-rise commercial properties — we inspect facades of all types and heights.
No scaffolding needed
Drone image collection can reduce the need for scaffolding. Additional investigations or remedial work may still require physical access.
Detailed close-ups
High-resolution images capture cracks, plaster damage and other defects in fine detail.
Thermal analysis
Full radiometric thermal camera reveals cold bridges, moisture and insulation defects invisible to the naked eye.
Time-efficient
A complete facade inspection takes hours instead of days, with minimal disruption to occupants.
Decision support
Detailed reports with damage classification and action recommendations support informed maintenance decisions.
How facade inspection works
Needs Analysis
We discuss your requirements and plan the inspection based on the building and its surroundings.
Inspection
EASA-certified pilot carries out the inspection with high-resolution and thermal camera.
Analysis
All images and thermal data are analysed to identify damage, moisture and anomalies.
Reporting
You receive a professional report with images, thermal analysis and recommended actions — delivery time as stated in the quote.
What you receive
Facade images in high resolution
Detailed RGB photos of all facade surfaces, including close-ups of identified damage.
Thermograms
Full radiometric thermal images showing temperature variations and anomalies.
Damage map
All findings mapped and classified by location and severity.
Action plan
Recommended measures for each identified issue, prioritised by urgency.
Digital report
Professional PDF report with summary, detailed analysis and appendices.
Raw material
Access to all original images and thermal data for your own analysis.