Quote 4 Drones has carried out extensive
research in order to recognise why drones are the best way forward and here are
five simple reasons:
1 Safe roof inspections
Conventional
methods of roof inspections can potentially put workers at risk due to building
heights, complex designs, roof deterioration and hard to reach access areas.
Collecting data using a Drone is the safest way of inspection without putting
lives at risk.
2 Ability to collect in-depth data
Unlike
manual inspections, Drones can collect useful data using its high-quality
imagery, video and thermal cameras. Drones can take an image or a video,
repeatedly, allowing building inspectors to make comparisons if needs be for
structural repairs.
3 High efficiency levels
Traditionally,
a lot of preparation goes into carrying out a building inspection. Considering
the time, it takes to mount and secure the climbing equipment used for the
inspection and combining the different analysis to produce one report, a Drone
can do this in a fraction of the time.
It’s a
simple case of arriving on site and letting the drone do its magic. Drones can
transmit data to inspectors on the ground or through iCloud, allowing them to
analyse data to compile a report.
4 Cost efficient
Conventional
methods for building inspection require the transportation of expensive
scaffolding, ladders and climbing equipment. But using a Drone eliminates all
these factors reducing, costs.
Reducing
these costs means several inspections in one day.
5 Reduction in insurance costs
Every
building inspection must have insurance in order to make sure workers will be
covered in case of accidents and injuries. And the insurance is usually quite
high. A Drone cuts out the regulations required by health and safety as manual
workers are not required.
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