Drone inspection

Inspection & Monitoring

Drone inspection & Monitoring

When Is Drone Inspection Used?

What We Inspect

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Roof Inspection with Drone

Roof inspection is used to detect damage at an early stage, before it develops into more extensive problems. This includes checking waterproofing, penetrations, connections and drainage systems.
With thermal imaging, moisture intrusion and heat loss can also be identified, providing a more complete basis for decision-making than visual inspection alone.



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Facade Inspection with Drone

Facade inspection is used to identify cracks, moisture damage, joint issues and material wear. The drone enables documentation of entire facade surfaces with a high level of detail, providing a complete view of the building’s condition.
The method eliminates the need for scaffolding and makes it possible to carry out inspections without disrupting activity inside the property.
The delivery consists of structured image documentation and analysis that can be used as a basis for repairs, maintenance or technical assessment.

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Solar Panel Inspection with Thermal Imaging

Solar panel systems require regular checks to ensure optimal performance. Through thermal inspection, defective panels, hotspots and electrical anomalies can be identified without taking the system out of operation.
This makes it possible to locate problems quickly and minimize production losses.
The result can be used directly for troubleshooting, maintenance planning and warranty claims.

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Building Inspection and Project Control

Drone inspection is used in construction projects to monitor progress, document status and identify deviations in time.
The method provides an objective overview of the project and improves communication between contractors, clients and project management.
When needed, 3D models and point clouds can also be generated for further analysis of structures and geometries.

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Ventilation and Technical Installations

Inspection of ventilation systems, shafts, chimneys and technical installations often requires access to hard-to-reach spaces.
Drone technology enables safe and efficient checks without dismantling or risky work procedures.
This is especially relevant in densely built environments where traditional methods are limited.

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Industrial Inspection

In industry and energy, drone inspection is used to inspect structures, installations and facilities where safety and precision are critical.
This includes factories, production facilities and energy systems where continuous operation must be maintained.


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Thermal Inspection

Thermal imaging is used to identify anomalies that are not visible to the naked eye.
This includes:
→ energy losses
→ moisture damage
→ electrical faults
→ thermal deviations in structures
The method is used as a basis for energy analysis, maintenance planning and technical evaluation.




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Underwater Inspection

For inspections in underwater environments, we use ROV systems, remotely operated vehicles that enable safe and detailed inspection without the need for diving operations.
The method is used to inspect structures such as docks, quays, foundations and other installations below the water surface. The ROV is equipped with a high-resolution camera and powerful lighting, providing clear documentation even in environments with limited visibility.
We also inspect vessel hulls below the waterline, for example to identify damage, marine growth, corrosion or maintenance needs.
The result is delivered as structured image or video documentation that can be used directly for technical assessment, maintenance planning or further analysis.

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Drone Monitoring

In addition to one-time inspections, we also provide drone monitoring for projects that require ongoing follow-up.
This is used, for example, in:
→ construction sites
→ larger infrastructure projects
→ safety-related applications
Regular flights provide a continuous and objective view of the project’s development.