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Drone Solar Inspection
Drone solar panel inspection uses unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) equipped with thermal and high-resolution cameras to quickly and safely detect issues like hotspots, cracks, cell-level failures, diode problems, debris, and shading. This allows for engineers to identify anomalies and provide reports with maps and allowing for efficient, targeted maintenance and improved solar system.
MICROWAVE & CELL TOWERS
Drone tower inspection involves using autonomous or remotely piloted unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to capture detailed images and video of cell towers, transmission lines, and other structures from multiple angles. This approach offers a safer, faster, and more cost-effective option compared to traditional climbs or lifts, reducing risks while allowing frequent, precise evaluations of structural integrity, equipment condition, and nearby vegetation.
Commercial Roofing inspection
In most drone roof inspections we use specialized thermal cameras which can reveal defects hidden from the human eye. The cameras can reveal hidden moisture under roof membranes. Air leaks and malfunctioning equipment are also identified. Advantages of Drone inspections include Increased Safety reducing and sometimes eliminating the need for technicians to go on the roof. Considerable time reduction for inspections by as much as 90%, reducing labor costs. Better more accurate data.
STORM DAMAGE DOCUMENTAION & ASSESMENT
Drones provide rapid, safe, and detailed assessments of storm damage to roofs, crops, and infrastructure, reducing risk to personnel and accelerating recovery and insurance claim processes. By capturing high-resolution images, 3D models, and thermal data, drones enable comprehensive damage analysis, allowing for better decision-making, resource allocation. All while improving safety.
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