Roofs, high facades, guttering and heritage structures are some of the hardest parts of a building to inspect properly. Scaffolding and cherry pickers are slow to arrange, expensive to hire and put someone at height to get the answer.
This video shows how drone survey technology removes that problem, and why the results are only as good as the person.
Why commission Potter Raper
Not every drone operator is worth commissioning, and the difference is rarely the drone. Potter Raper has provided multi-discipline construction consultancy for over 50 years; our drone capability sits inside that expertise rather than bolted on to it. When our team flies a survey, the person reviewing the footage is a qualified building surveyor who knows what a lifted flashing, a failing membrane or a compromised fire compartment line actually means for the building, not simply someone trained to fly.
- Fully CAA-certified and insured operations, holding the General Visual Line of Sight Certificate (GVC) as standard an A2 C of C
- A team of building surveyors, an architectural consultant and a health, safety and environmental consultant, all qualified drone pilots
- Survey experience across condition assessments, construction progress monitoring, fire compartmentation, heritage and cemetery buildings, and public sector estates
- As an Employee Ownership Trust, everyone on the survey has a direct stake in getting it right
For more information, get in touch – info@potterraper.co.uk
