Engineering drone video survey
Drone video and photo inspection of roofs, facades, bridges, towers, pipelines and other structures: close-up recording of cracks, corrosion and damage.
Inspecting roofs and facades of tall buildings, bridge spans, telecom and power towers, pipelines, tanks and chimneys often requires scaffolding, an aerial platform or rope access. An engineering drone video survey lets you inspect these structures closely, safely, quickly and without stopping operations, and gives specialists clear visual material for decision-making.
The survey is carried out with a high-quality camera, and where necessary with a drone with optical zoom, allowing cracks, corrosion, joint condition and waterproofing defects to be recorded in detail from a safe distance. The flight route is planned to cover every part of the structure in sequence, and each photo is stored with its coordinates and date. This makes it easy to compare the same spots in future inspections.
Deliverables include edited video, high-resolution photos and a photo report showing the location of identified defects on a diagram. This material can serve as the basis for assessing the technical condition of structures, defining the scope of repairs and insurance purposes. Where an engineering opinion is required, the inspection is carried out together with specialised experts.
When you need it
- Checking roofs and waterproofing
- Inspecting facades of tall buildings
- Inspecting bridges, overpasses and towers
- Inspecting pipelines, tanks and industrial structures
- Documenting damage for repair and insurance
What's included
- Site review and flight route planning
- High-quality video recording
- Close-up photography of defects
- Storing photos with coordinates and date
- Video editing
- Photo report with a defect diagram
How we work
- Agreeing the purpose of inspection and the object
- Preparing flight permit and safety measures
- Video and photo survey
- Processing materials and marking defects
- Delivering the report
Deliverables
- Edited video (MP4)
- High-resolution photographs
- Photo report showing defect locations
- Raw video and photo archive
