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Residential Roof Survey
 

Location,  Lancashire, UK

Property Type: Residential Property

PROJECT OVERVIEW

We carried out a comprehensive drone-assisted roof survey of a residential property to assess the overall condition of the roof coverings, rainwater goods and associated features. High-resolution aerial imagery enabled a safe, efficient inspection without the need for scaffolding or manual roof access.

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached House

ROOF AREA

Approx. 180 m²

INSPECTION METHOD

Drone Survey

SURVEY DATE

June 2026

WEATHER CONDITIONS

Clear Skies

REPORT DELIVERED

Within 24 Hours

182

Images Captured

17

Roof Elements Inspected

6

Findings Identified

5

Recommendations Made

CHALLENGES ENCOUNTERED

Limited safe access to certain roof elevations from ground level.

Mature trees restricted visibility from some viewpoints.

Multiple roof pitches and intersecting valleys required detailed inspection.

Inspection completed without disrupting occupants.

KEY FINDINGS

Localised slipped and weathered roof slates identified.

MEDIUM

Early signs of moss growth observed in valley gutters.

LOW

Flashings around roof penetrations showed signs of deterioration.

HIGH

Rainwater goods require routine maintenance and cleaning.

MEDIUM

RECOMMENDATIONS

Replace slipped or damaged slates to prevent water ingress.

Clear moss and debris from gutters and valleys.

Inspect and repair lead flashings where required.

Undertake routine roof maintenance within 6–12 months.

SURVEY GALLERY

High-resolution aerial images captured during the inspection.
Client-sensitive information has been removed where appropriate.

ANNOTATED FINDING EXAMPLE

Aerial view of slate roof with residential inspection annotations

This annotated image from the survey highlights typical issues identified:

Slipped or broken slates

Weathering and surface wear

Moss accumulation in valley gutter

These issues can lead to water ingress if not addressed.

SURVEY OUTCOME

Overall, the roof is in fair condition with some localised defects that should be addressed.

Overall Condition

Immediate Risk

Water Ingress Risk

Structural Risk

Recommended Action

Fair

Low

Medium

Low

Maintenance & Minor Repairs

WHAT YOU'LL RECEIVE

Residential roof survey report for a stone house in Lancaster.

See exactly what you'll receive. Our detailed reports include high-resolution photographs, findings, risk assessments and clear recommendations.

Detailed findings and condition assessments

Annotated photographs

Repair recommendations and priorities

Easy to understand format

Delivered digitally

12 Page Sample Report (3.2 MB)

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