Roof inspection in Austin, done from the air
Hail hit the metro again? Every slope photographed in 4K without anyone climbing your roof — flat $225 residential, written report in 48 hours, and we’re based right here. Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Pflugerville: all inside the free radius.
Built for Central Texas hail
Austin roofs take a beating — spring hail off the I-35 corridor, summer heat that cooks sealant, live oaks grinding on shingles. We document all of it: every slope, ridge, valley, and penetration in 4K, a written report inside 48 hours, and findings an insurance adjuster can act on. Flat $225 for residential; nobody sets foot on your roof.
Representative imagery of the work we fly — the portfolio grows with every flight.
The report is the product
- Complete photo set of every slope and elevation, overview to close-up
- Annotated findings: hail strikes, lifted shingles, flashing and sealant failures
- Thermal add-on ($125) finds moisture a photo can’t
- A one-page summary written to be forwarded to an insurer, buyer, or crew
Straight answers
How fast can you get to my roof in Austin?
Most Austin-area bookings fly within the week, and storm response is often next-day — the scheduler runs 24/7, so a hailstorm at 9 p.m. can be booked at 9:01.
Is there a travel charge inside Austin?
No. Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Pflugerville, Kyle, Buda, and San Marcos are all inside the free 60-mile radius — the price is the price.
What about flight restrictions near Austin-Bergstrom?
Much of the metro sits under controlled airspace. We file LAANC authorization before quoting a date, so clearance is handled before we ever arrive — not argued about on your driveway.
Get your Austin roof documented this week
Booked in two minutes, day or night. Flat $225. Report in 48 hours.
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