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Drone Roof Survey in Broadstone
HD drone roof surveys in Broadstone from £250. A top-down look at moss, blocked valleys and tree-shaded roofs with no scaffold.
From £250
Report within 48 hours
No scaffold needed
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Drone roof surveys in Broadstone
A clear look at your Broadstone roof, without the scaffold.
A drone roof survey in Broadstone is often about what the trees are doing to your roof. The BH18 area is leafy and hilly, with mature trees overhanging many of its 1930s to 1960s detached homes, and that shade and leaf-fall causes problems you cannot always see from the ground.
Although Broadstone sits just a few miles from our Poole base, its roofs behave differently to the coastal stock nearer the harbour. Less salt, but far more moss, blocked valleys and damp shaded slopes. A drone lets us inspect those tree-shaded roofs and gutters closely without climbing into an awkward, sloping plot.
Why drone surveys suit Broadstone roofs
- Heavy tree cover across Broadstone drops leaves into valleys and gutters, leading to blockages, standing water and damp ingress.
- Shaded, north-facing slopes hold moisture and grow moss and lichen that lift tiles and trap water beneath them.
- The area's 1930s to 1960s detached homes often have original or ageing roof coverings that are due a condition check.
- Hilly, sloping plots make ladder access awkward, so an aerial survey is both safer and gives a fuller view.
What you get
HD evidence and a plain-English report from £250.
Every Broadstone survey includes the same output, with the written report sent within 48 hours of flying.
HD aerial photos
Close, high-resolution images of every slope, ridge, valley, chimney and flat roof section.
Video roof pass
A full video sweep of the roof so you can see the condition in context, not just stills.
Written condition report
A plain-English summary of what we found and what it means, sent within 48 hours.
Qualified roofer review
A working roofer interprets the footage, so you get advice, not just pictures.
How it works
From booking to report in four steps.
01
Book
Send the address, the roof issue and any access notes. We confirm the right survey scope before visiting.
02
Fly
The drone captures the roof safely in under an hour on most homes, with no scaffold and minimal disruption.
03
Report
You receive HD photos, video footage and a written summary of the roof condition within 48 hours.
04
Decide
If repairs are needed, our roofing team can quote them itemised so you choose what happens next.
Roof problems in Broadstone
What we tend to spot on Broadstone roofs.
On Broadstone roofs we regularly find:
Moss and lichen build-up on shaded slopes holding water against tiles
Leaf-blocked valleys and gutters causing overflow and damp
Slipped or porous tiles on ageing mid-century roofs
Blocked or sagging gutters under overhanging trees
Damp tracking where blocked valleys back up under the roof
Worn felt and battens on older detached properties
If the survey finds something
The same team can put it right.
A drone survey captures the evidence. If repairs are needed, our roofers can quote and carry out the work, so you are not left chasing a separate trade.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Drone roof survey Broadstone, answered.
Common questions about drone roof surveys in Broadstone and the surrounding area.
Ask us anythingWhy do Broadstone roofs need a different check to Poole?
Broadstone is leafier, more shaded and hillier than the coastal parts of Poole. Instead of salt and wind damage, the main issues are moss, leaf-blocked valleys and damp on shaded slopes, which a top-down drone view shows clearly.
Can a drone show blocked valleys and gutters?
Yes. A top-down aerial pass is one of the best ways to see leaf-blocked valleys, overflowing gutters and standing water that you cannot spot from the ground.
My house is on a steep, tree-covered plot. Can you still survey it?
Yes. Awkward, sloping and tree-covered plots are exactly where a drone helps, because we inspect the whole roof from the air rather than trying to position ladders safely on uneven ground.
Book a drone roof survey in Broadstone.
Tell us the address and what you need checked. We will confirm the cost from £250 before the survey, and send your HD photos, video and written report within 48 hours.