Get the evidence flying

Send the address and when the storm hit

You get a fixed price back, not a range, and a date that moves the damage record forward rather than waiting on it. If a loss adjuster visit is already booked, say so and the flight gets timed around it.

Phone: 07883 303513
Email: info@exeterdronesurveys.co.uk
Based: Exeter, covering Devon and the South West.
What to send: The full address with the postcode, the storm or the date it happened, and roughly what you have noticed (a slipped tile, a stain inside, debris in the garden). A photograph taken from the ground, however unclear, is still useful.

Tell us what the storm did

Two minutes to fill in, and it goes straight through so the flight can be booked.

Before you ask

What you are dealing with

CAA registered

Operator ID and Flyer ID held, plus the A2 Certificate of Competency. Registration and insurance details go over with the pack as a matter of course, because most adjusters and agents need both on file before they can act on it.

100 megapixel camera

A DJI Mavic 4 Pro with a Hasselblad camera and 6K video. The resolution is what lets a single slate or a torn edge of felt be cropped into and still hold together, which matters when a photograph is the evidence.

Radiometric thermal

A DJI Mavic 2 Enterprise Advanced carrying a 640 by 512 thermal camera, used where water may already be tracking into the structure through storm damage and needs tracing rather than guessing at.

Insured with Coverdrone

Full commercial cover for the operation. A certificate is supplied with the pack without anyone having to chase for it, which is usually one of the first things a loss adjuster or managing agent asks for.