Drone surveys provide safe and efficient access to areas that are otherwise difficult, costly or unsafe to reach: roof structures, parapets, tall walls, chimneys and large sites.

Using high-resolution imaging and controlled flight paths, I produce inspection footage, detailed photographs, or full photogrammetric 3D models that support conservation work, repair planning and condition assessments.

For historic buildings and monuments, drone surveys offer a non-invasive way to capture fine detail without scaffolding or physical contact, helping teams make informed decisions early in the process.

I also provide aerial drone mapping for larger landscapes. Using overlapping flight grids and ground-reference data, I generate detailed top-down orthographic maps and terrain models that help with site analysis, planning, ecological studies and earthwork assessments. This is a fast, cost-effective way to understand site conditions at scale before committing to more intensive survey work.

If you’d like to commission a drone survey or need further information, please get in touch via the contact form.