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Drone technology is being utilised by block and property management company LRPM, in partnership with tech company Birds Eye View Aerial Surveys, which claims it can cut costs by £2,000 to £300.
Drones can provide high-resolution imagery from the air, allowing you to track issues like peeling tiles, faulty gutters and sagging rafters.
Letitia Rundell, managing director of LRPM, said: “Our ability to survey buildings quickly and accurately from the air allows us to offer a cutting edge service at a fraction of the usual cost.”
“Regular inspections can identify maintenance issues before they require costly repairs, saving renters time and money at a time when the current cost of living crisis has caused many service charges to rise.”
“The benefit of working with Birds Eye View Aerial Surveys is that their team are not just drone operators and photographers, they are experts in the building repair and maintenance sector.”
“They know what they’re looking at when they conduct their investigations and can respond accordingly.”
For commercial and residential buildings, it is generally recommended that roof inspections be done every two to four years, depending on the age and condition of the building.