DRONE ROOF INSPECTIONS IN OTTAWA

Fast, safe, and detailed aerial inspections for your roof and hard-to-reach areas. No ladders. No risk. Clear answers.

Drone Inspections: Accurate, Safe, and Cost-Effective

A drone inspection uses unmanned aerial vehicles with cameras and sensors to assess hard-to-reach or hazardous areas.

This is most beneficial when a roof is too steeply pitched or damaged to be accessible.They capture high-resolution images and data for roof checks, infrastructure maintenance, safety inspections, and environmental monitoring. This method reduces risks to human inspectors, cuts costs, and often delivers more accurate results than manual inspections.

Bent Nails offers professional drone roof inspections in Ottawa and nearby communities. Our certified aerial technology captures high-resolution images and videos, identifying problems quickly without the risk of climbing onto your roof.

Bent Nail's Home Inspection Process & Clients

Bent Nail's Clients

Ottawa homeowners

Ottawa business owners

Industrial or Commercial

Real estate agents

Property managers

Insurance Adjusters

Home Buyers & Sellers

Roofing & Renovation Contractors
Investors & Landlords

Inspection Process

Step 1: Arrival & Setup – We prepare our certified drone for your property.

Step 2: Aerial Scan – The drone captures high-resolution footage from multiple angles.

Step 3: Detailed Review – Images are reviewed for roof damage, leaks, or wear.

Step 4: Report Delivery – You receive a clear, same-day report with recommendations.

Step 5: Winter Option – In colder months, we use a high optical zoom camera to avoid drone damage.

Why Choose A Drone Inspection?

Safe and Ladder-Free

No climbing means zero risk of falls or property damage.

Faster Turnaround

Inspections take 10–15 minutes compared to over an hour for setup.

Cost-Effective

Accurate results reduce unnecessary repairs.

Clear High-Resolution Imaging

Every angle of your roof is documented in detail.

Shareable Visual Report

High-resolution photos and short video you can send to insurers and contractors for quotes and proof of condition.

Ottawa Coverage

Serving the entire Ottawa region and surrounding areas.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are your drone inspections accurate?

Yes. My high-resolution imaging often detects issues that are missed in standard inspections.

Do you serve areas outside Ottawa?

I serve Ottawa and surrounding areas including Kanata, Nepean, Barrhaven, Orleans, and more.

Can drone inspections be done in winter?

Absolutely. In extreme conditions, I switch to zoom-camera inspections for safety and image clarity.

How sharp is the human eye compared to a camera?

The human eye has a theoretical capacity of about 120 megapixels, but in reality, it only functions like a 6-megapixel camera most of the time. That means inspectors relying only on eyesight may miss small cracks, leaks, or roof damage.

Why are drone cameras better for roof inspections?

Drone cameras use high-resolution sensors that capture far more detail than the human eye can process in daylight. This allows us to identify issues—like missing shingles or early signs of water damage—that could be overlooked in a standard visual check.

Do drones see things that inspectors can’t from the ground?

Yes. Because drones can fly above your home, they provide aerial angles and zoomed images that simply aren’t visible from the ground or even with binoculars. This makes inspections safer, faster, and more accurate.

Why not just climb on the roof instead of using a drone?

Climbing increases risk, takes longer, and still limits what can be seen. With drone technology, we safely capture high-resolution images and video of every area of your roof—including steep slopes and hard-to-reach spots—without damaging shingles or risking a fall.

What does this mean for my home inspection?

With drone inspections, you get more coverage, more accuracy, and fewer blind spots than a traditional inspection. It’s like upgrading from a 6-megapixel eye to a 20-megapixel camera—ensuring nothing important gets missed.