Evra Surveyors & Property Consultants Ltd

We provide advanced drone inspections and surveys for roofs, delivering high-quality 4K photographs and videos. Additionally, our clients receive a detailed roof analysis report prepared by an accredited building surveyor BSc (Hons) . We also have a Civil Aviation Authority drone license (flyer ID) and operator ID.

No individuals will be in the video's or photos therefore it will not be considered personal data, although we do hold a data protection license and can complete a DPIA if required for clients / landlords who require surveys for rented properties with tenants.

Background

2015-2018 Building surveying degree at university of Salford with professional experience / placement.

2017 - Placement / professional experience as a junior building surveyor

2018 - 2021 - Building Surveyor at a multidisciplinary firm

2021 - current - Evra Surveyors & Property Consultants

Below are some of the benefits of drone surveys

1. Safety: Drone surveys eliminate the need for personnel to physically access potentially dangerous rooftops, reducing the risk of accidents and injuries.
2. Efficiency: Drones can swiftly cover large areas, reducing the time required for surveying compared to traditional methods, which can lead to quicker project turnaround times.
3. Accuracy: Drones provide high-resolution imagery and videos, allowing for precise measurements and detailed visual assessments of roof conditions.
4. Cost-Effectiveness: Traditional roof surveys can involve significant expenses, including equipment rental and labor costs. Drones can often perform surveys at a fraction of these costs.
5. Access to Hard-to-Reach Areas: Drones can access areas that are challenging or unsafe for human inspectors, such as steep or elevated roofs, providing a comprehensive view of the entire structure.
6. Minimised Disruption: Drone surveys minimise disruption to building occupants or operations, as there's no need for scaffolding, ladders, or extensive site preparation.
7. Documentation: High-quality images and videos captured by drones provide detailed visual documentation, which can be useful for insurance claims, legal matters, and property records.
8. Real-Time Insights: Drone technology often allows for real-time monitoring, enabling immediate identification of issues during the survey itself.
9. Environmental Impact: Drones reduce the carbon footprint associated with traditional survey methods, as they require fewer resources and have a lower impact on the environment.
10. Enhanced Analysis: Advanced software can process drone-captured data to generate 3D models, thermal imagery, and other analyses, providing deeper insights into roof conditions.
11. Adaptable to Various Roofs: Drones can be used for a wide range of roof types, from residential to commercial, pitched to flat, allowing versatility in surveying applications.
12. Future Planning: Detailed data collected through drone surveys can aid in long-term maintenance planning, helping property owners make informed decisions about repairs and replacements.

Incorporating drone technology into roof surveys can revolutionise the way properties are assessed, enhancing safety, efficiency, and accuracy while offering numerous benefits to property owners, managers, and surveying professionals.