Free Drone Inspections
Free Drone Inspections | Roofing Done Right | Roofing | Clairfield
When your home in Clairfield needs an expert eye in the sky, HEP delivers with complimentary drone inspections that capture every angle of your roof without stepping foot on a shingle. Our FAA-certified pilots fly state-of-the-art drones to create crystal-clear, high-definition imagery, allowing our seasoned roofers to spot hidden leaks, storm damage, and wear long before they turn into costly repairs. It’s safe, fast, and totally free—giving you the confidence to make informed decisions about materials, timelines, and budgets.
From first flyover to final nail, we believe in roofing done right. HEP backs each project with transparent estimates, honest recommendations, and workmanship warranties that stand tall against Tennessee’s toughest weather. Whether you’re prolonging the life of an older roof or planning a full replacement, trust the team that puts technology, integrity, and your peace of mind above everything else. Schedule your free drone inspection today and see why so many Clairfield neighbors look up to HEP.
FAQs
What is a drone roof inspection and how is it used in Clairfield?
A drone roof inspection involves flying a small, camera-equipped unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) over your home or commercial building to capture high-resolution photos and video of every section of the roof. In Clairfield, our FAA-certified pilots map out a safe flight plan, follow local air-space rules, and collect imagery that allows our roofing specialists to evaluate shingle wear, flashing integrity, gutter condition, and potential leak points—all without anyone stepping on your roof.
Why choose a free drone inspection over a traditional on-roof inspection?
Drone inspections are faster, safer, and often more accurate. They eliminate the risk of ladder falls and roof damage caused by foot traffic, provide detailed visuals of hard-to-reach areas like steep slopes or valleys, and generate digital files we can zoom, annotate, and share with you. Because we offer them at no charge in Clairfield, you get a cutting-edge assessment without any upfront cost compared to paying for a manual inspection elsewhere.
Is the drone inspection truly free, and are there any obligations or hidden fees?
Yes—"free" means free. We believe homeowners deserve to know the condition of their roofs before committing to repairs. The inspection, photo report, and consultation cost you nothing. If repairs or a replacement are recommended, we’ll provide a written estimate, but you are under no obligation to hire Roofing Done Right. There are no call-out charges, mileage fees, or surprise add-ons.
How long does a typical drone inspection take, and what will I receive afterward?
Most residential drone flights take 15–25 minutes, while larger commercial roofs may require up to an hour. After processing the imagery, we create a detailed PDF report (usually within 24 hours) that includes annotated photos, measurements, and a condition grade for each roof section. We then schedule a brief meeting—virtual or in person—to walk through the findings and answer your questions.
Will the drone damage my roof or violate any privacy or air-space regulations?
No. Because the drone never lands on or touches your roof, there is zero risk of shingle breakage or scuffing. Our pilots hold Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificates from the FAA and strictly follow all federal and Tennessee state guidelines, including altitude limits and no-fly zones. Flights are planned to stay within your property boundaries, and we do not capture or store images of neighboring yards without permission.
What happens if the drone inspection reveals damage?
If we identify problems—missing shingles, hail bruising, flashing gaps, or structural issues—we’ll explain the severity, show you the supporting images, and outline repair or replacement options. Roofing Done Right can assist with insurance claims by providing the documented evidence adjusters need. Should you choose us for the work, we’ll schedule crews, secure permits, and complete the job using manufacturer-certified materials. If you decide to wait or hire someone else, you still keep the report at no charge.