Sample report — representative flight data, sample property
Drone Roof Inspection + Thermal — Inspection Report
Executive summary
A drone roof inspection with thermal imaging was completed on 2026-08-01. Three findings were documented (1 high, 1 moderate, 1 low). Most significant: a cluster of 14+ circular impact marks consistent with hail strikes, concentrated in a 10×12 ft area of the south slope, several showing fractured granule surface with exposed mat. Recommended next step: document for an insurance claim; slope-level replacement is likely warranted.
Findings
High 1. South slope, center field — schedule repair promptly
Cluster of 14+ circular impact marks consistent with hail strikes, concentrated in a 10×12 ft area; several show fractured granule surface with exposed mat.
Recommendation: Document for insurance claim; slope-level replacement likely warranted.
Imagery: IMG_0231, IMG_0234, IMG_0238 — delivered with the full-resolution photo set
Moderate 2. North valley flashing — monitor / plan repair
Sealant separation along approximately 3 ft of valley flashing; no active moisture signature on thermal.
Recommendation: Re-seal within the season before fall rains.
Imagery: IMG_0244
Low 3. Main roof plane (thermal) — note for next cycle
Minor thermal anomaly at the water heater vent boot, pattern consistent with aged gasket rather than active leak.
Recommendation: Monitor; inexpensive boot replacement at next service.
Imagery: THM_0012
Scope & method
Aerial inspection conducted by a licensed remote pilot (FAA Part 107). All four roof slopes, ridge, valleys, and penetrations photographed at 4K; full thermal pass of the main roof plane. Findings reflect conditions visible from the air at the time of flight; concealed or internal conditions require hands-on verification.
Texas Aerial Group · texasaerialgroup.com — report delivered within 48 hours of flight.