The Future Of Roof Maintenance

The increasing use of drones for inspection of buildings is certainly an interesting trend.

These flying robots are being used regularly for industrial inspection and there are also reports online of homeowners using them to inspect damaged roofs.

Many drones, available for personal use can be fitted with 4K cameras, allowing owners to inspect the contents of their roof from the comfort of their own home.

These drones can even be controlled with a smartphone or tablet, allowing homeowners to view the camera at the same time.

It’s seemingly the perfect tool for those who don’t fancy a trip up the ladder in the depths of winter. The 4K visuals allow you to get a detailed look at the roof, although still perhaps not as good as getting up close with your own eyes.

The traditional method of roof inspection

Of course, the recommended alternative to using a flying robot is to hire a top roofing company to perform an inspection of your roof instead.

This way, you not only get the benefit of a close and personal human inspection, but one from a qualified roofer who is trained to spot the earliest sign of roof damage.

A professional roof inspection will make you aware of any damaged shingles or signs of roof damage before they end up leaks or problems with your insulation, and still without you having to lift a finger.

It’s an exciting future where drones are being used to access parts of a property that are difficult for humans to shift their own bodies to.

Yet, for now, we’d suggest it’s still more worthwhile to hire a professional roofer for the job

Horn Brothers are experts in roof repair and roof maintenance. For more information and to receive a free consultation, get in touch with the team today.