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Yes. Drone surveys are entirely non-contact, meaning no equipment touches the site itself. We operate at a safe distance to ensure fragile structures and surrounding areas remain completely undisturbed.

Yes. One of the key benefits of drone technology is the ability to safely survey hard-to-reach locations, such as rooftops, unreachable areas , or unstable structures.

No. Our drones are lightweight and flown with precision to avoid any risk of damage. We also follow strict operational procedures to minimise noise and disruption.

Absolutely. We work in line with heritage protection standards and aviation authority regulations, ensuring all flights are conducted responsibly and legally.

In some cases, yes. We handle the process of obtaining necessary permits and flight approvals, liaising with the relevant authorities on your behalf.

Yes. All our pilots are fully licensed by the Civil Aviation Authority (or equivalent body) and covered by comprehensive insurance for public liability and equipment.

Every survey is planned in advance, with risk assessments and flight plans submitted where required. We strictly follow aviation authority safety standards.

Drones provide precise data for assessing site conditions, planning conservation work, and monitoring changes over time, reducing the need for intrusive manual inspections.

Yes. Repeat surveys allow us to track environmental and structural changes, offering valuable insights for long-term preservation planning.

Most surveys can be completed in a few hours , depending on site size and complexity. Full video survey and analysis are usually delivered within a 5-7 days.

Pricing depends on site size, required deliverables, and complexity. We provide tailored quotes after an initial consultation to ensure transparency and value.