Drone & Infrared Moisture Scans

A drone and infrared moisture scan looks past the surface of a roof to find trapped water and hidden storm damage before it turns into a bigger repair. It's a common step after a storm, before a real estate closing, or any time a roof looks fine from the ground but a leak keeps returning. The scan pairs aerial imaging with on-roof thermal readings to build a clear picture of where moisture actually is, without anyone walking a fragile or wet surface unnecessarily.

How the Scan Works

Aerial Thermal & High-Resolution Imaging — Drones capture wide thermal and detailed visual passes over the whole roof, flagging temperature differences that point to wet insulation or damaged areas.
Handheld Infrared Cameras — Where a closer look is needed, thermal scanning inside and out traces a leak back to the point where water is actually entering the assembly.
Moisture Meters & Core Sampling — Direct readings through decking and insulation show how far water has traveled, and a small test cut on flat roofs confirms exactly what's underneath each layer.

What You Receive

Measured Aerial Reports — An EagleView report lays out every slope and penetration, so any follow-up work is priced against exact measurements.
Photo Documentation — Time-stamped, location-tagged photos from the scan are shared with you directly, giving you a clear record of findings before any decisions are made.