Oregon roofs take a lot of weather throughout the year. Between wind, rain, moss, falling debris, and general wear and tear, small problems can develop without being obvious from the ground. Recently, we completed a drone-based roof inspection on a local property and found several areas that could potentially lead to larger problems if left unaddressed. The issues we found are a good example of why it can be worthwhile to have your roof looked at before the rainy season arriv

Commercial building owners and facility managers are responsible for protecting one of their largest investments: the building itself. However, inspecting large commercial roofs can be challenging, time-consuming, and potentially dangerous. Traditional roof inspections often require ladders, lifts, or personnel walking across the roof surface. For large buildings, this process can take significant time and may introduce unnecessary safety risks or foot traffic on roofing mate

Your roof is one of the most important parts of your home, yet it's also one of the hardest to inspect safely. Most homeowners don't think about their roof until they notice a leak, missing shingles, or the aftermath of a major storm. At that point, the first call is often to a roofing company. While many roofing contractors are honest professionals, it's important to remember that their business is repairing and replacing roofs. An independent drone inspection offers somethi