Property surveys, digital twins & building intelligence

A drone survey is the capture method – high-resolution imagery taken from the air. A roof report is the output: a Chartered Surveyor’s written assessment of condition, defects and recommendations, informed by that imagery. We typically provide both together.

In most cases, no. Our drone surveys reach roof slopes, gutters and elevations that would otherwise need scaffolding or a cherry picker – reducing cost, disruption and risk. Some interior or confined-space scans still require access on foot.

Photogrammetry stitches overlapping photos into a measurable 3D model. It’s commonly used for planning applications, refurbishment design, volumetric measurement and coordinating work between architects and contractors.

A point cloud is a dense dataset of millions of precisely measured points captured by laser scanning – it’s the raw survey-grade record. It can be used directly for measurement or converted into a 3D model, floor plan or digital twin.

Yes. We hold £1m Public and Employee Liability insurance and are Safe Contractor Approved. We can provide documentation, risk assessments and method statements to venues and clients ahead of any site visit.

Yes – this is a significant part of our work. We capture fire, flood and escape-of-water damage through digital twins and point cloud surveys, giving insurers and loss adjusters accurate, measurable documentation to support claims.

Turnaround depends on the size of the site and the deliverable – a straightforward roof report is typically faster than a full digital twin. We’ll confirm a realistic timeline as part of your quote.

Yes. While we’re based in Bradford, we work with insurers, surveyors and property owners on commercial and residential properties across the UK.