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See every Birmingham roof without leaving the ground

Drone Site Surveys covers high-rise residential, industrial and housing stock across Birmingham and the West Midlands. Roof and upper elevation imagery, thermal, measured drawings, 3D and Revit models, delivered from a single visit. No scaffolding, no cherry pickers, nobody working at height.

Drone Surveys & Inspection Birmingham

Drone Roof Surveys in Birmingham

We survey commercial, residential and public-sector roofs across Birmingham and the wider West Midlands. The city has one of the largest concentrations of high-rise residential stock outside London, and a correspondingly heavy workload of condition assessment and remediation evidence. A drone survey gives you dated, high-resolution imagery of roofs and upper elevations without scaffolding, access equipment or anyone working at height.

What we survey in Birmingham

Birmingham’s stock is unusually varied. City-centre high-rise blocks need roof-level and facade imagery, often as part of Building Safety Act and remediation work. The inter-war and post-war council estates across the outer ring carry concrete tile and felt flat roofs approaching or past end of life. Around the industrial estates, large profiled-metal and fibre cement roofs bring fragile-covering and rooflight issues that make remote inspection the only sensible approach.

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Airspace and Access in Birmingham

Local sectors we work with

Housing associations and local authority landlords, facilities and estates managers, main contractors, building surveyors and managing agents handling BSA-related condition evidence.

Monitor Your Building's and Sites From Above

Birmingham City Council Policy on Drone Usage

All filming inquiries (including drones) in Birmingham should be directed to Film Birmingham in the first instance.

As SUA (Small Unmanned Aircraft) technology has improved their popularity has increased. If you fly a drone, a popular type of SUA, in the UK it is your responsibility to be aware of the rules that are in place to keep everyone safe. Drone operators must also respect the privacy of people on the ground.

Drone operators must also have the permission of the landowner in relation to where the drone will take off and land. If you intend to use a drone for commercial purposes, please contact the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA).

~West Midlands Police