Drone Inspection Services in St. Louis, MO

Visual documentation, not an engineering sign-off

We're upfront about scope: this is a visual aerial inspection — high-resolution photo and video from a licensed drone pilot, covering ground a ladder or lift can't safely or quickly reach. It's not a certified structural inspection, and it's not thermal/infrared imaging. If your project needs an engineer's certification or heat-mapping, we'll tell you that plainly rather than oversell what a camera on a drone can do.

Where it's genuinely useful: getting fast, complete visual coverage of a roof, array, site, or structure — for insurance documentation, condition records, or a second set of eyes before you commit to a repair or purchase — across St. Louis and the surrounding metro.

Drone inspections, answered

Is a drone inspection a certified structural inspection?
No — what we provide is a visual aerial inspection: high-resolution photo and video documentation of a roof, panel array, site, or structure from angles you can't safely get on a ladder or lift. It's not a substitute for a licensed structural engineer's sign-off. Many clients use our footage alongside an engineer or adjuster's report, not instead of one.

What does a drone roof inspection show that walking the roof doesn't?
Full-roof aerial coverage in minutes, without anyone climbing on a potentially damaged roof. It's useful for storm and hail damage documentation for insurance claims, pre-purchase property checks, and general condition records.

Do you offer thermal or infrared inspection?
Not currently — our inspection service today is high-resolution visual imagery, not thermal. If your project specifically needs thermal/infrared (like solar hotspot detection or heat-loss mapping), tell us and we'll let you know if that's something we can source or if it's outside scope.

How much does a drone inspection cost in St. Louis?
It depends on the site size and how many structures or panels need coverage. Tell us what you need inspected and we'll send a straightforward quote — most single-property inspections are a fraction of the cost of a full video production.

Do you inspect cell towers and antennas?
Yes, visual-only inspections of towers and antenna arrays — documenting condition and mounting from the air. This isn't a structural/engineering-certified tower inspection, and any flight near towers is planned around the site's specific airspace and safety considerations. Need cinematic aerial footage instead of inspection stills? See our commercial drone videography services.