Drone Roof Survey
At Master Property Care, we provide a comprehensive roof inspection service using the latest equipment and technology. Our drone roof surveys allow us to offer a detailed aerial inspection of your roof/building structure safely that other inspections would not be able to reach or report on.
Using a drone to perform preliminary inspections makes our work safer for our personnel and more efficient for our customers. Delivering a safe programmed flight path, our specialists can systematically review, highlight and question all critical aspects of the building and roof structure in a controlled environment.
Combining pilot expertise with roofing technicians skills is invaluable when inspecting roofs that are fragile, landlocked or come with extreme access challenges. Our drone operators are fully trained to pilot our drones to complete legal and CAA (Civilian Aviation Authority) guidelines. Equipment is routinely tested, thoroughly checked before flight commences, and a full risk assessment is carried out before any aerial inspection begins. With recording equipment installed on each drone, we can generate a full report with HD video and high-resolution photographic records of the inspection. We can view your roof's condition remotely, take measurements and report back to you on the current condition and any remedial works needed.
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INSURANCE INFORMATION
How often do you check the state of your gutters or drain pipes? Every few years? Or never?
Did you know that you could be in danger of your insurance policy being void?
Direct Line says:
"The important thing to remember is that your landlord insurance will likely have a ‘Reasonable Precautions’ condition. This means that the landlord must take all reasonable precautions to prevent or minimise loss, destruction, damage, accident or injury and maintain the premises, machinery, equipment and furnishings to a good state of repair”
Aviva says:
"Wear and tear accounts for 11% of all declined claims, and the survey also showed a similar proportion – 1 in 10 (12%) homeowners – thought home maintenance was covered by their home insurance policy. For example, damp, especially if left untreated, can cause major problems both inside and outside the home, but it isn’t usually covered by home insurance. Home insurance isn’t a maintenance contract; it’s there to cover unforeseen events and doesn’t normally cover damage that’s occurred over a period of time. To protect your home, check your property regularly – particularly gutters, flat roofs and fascia boards."
AXA says:
"It's recommended that you get your gutters cleaned at least once a year. The best time to do this is at the beginning of Winter after the autumn leaves have fallen and before the really bad weather kicks in. This will reduce your chances of experiencing blocked guttering later on in the year, and gives you plenty of time to book in those vital gutter repairs before it gets too wet and windy.It’s also a good idea to do a quick check of your gutters in Spring. Make sure that any large pieces of debris that have blown in over winter are removed, and check that all of the screws are tight and that no brackets are loose. Gutters can be damaged by heavy snow-all and high winds, so it’s also wise to ensure everything’s in order after a spell of particularly bad weather.""
