FAA Part 107 · Dallas-Fort Worth and across Texas
Drone Inspection Services in Texas Roofs, Towers & Industrial Sites
Commercial roofs, cell towers, solar arrays, and industrial sites documented in sharp detail without scaffolding, lifts, or a climber. You get the photos, the findings, and a report within three business days, from $900, at a price you knew before we flew.
No travel fee inside DFW. Texas statewide, plus Oklahoma and Louisiana, with travel quoted up front.
01 / What we inspect
Drone inspection types and pricingSix inspections.
One starting price.
Drone inspections start at $900 in Dallas-Fort Worth. The fixed quote depends on structure count, height, and access, and you have it before we fly. Portfolios, recurring schedules, and multi-site days are priced per project.
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Hail, wind, ponding, flashing
Roof and building envelope
One commercial roof, every slope and penetration photographed at up to 48 megapixels, hail and wind damage, ponding, flashing, and membrane wear called out in an annotated report.
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Multi-building, one flight day
Commercial property and facilities
Multi-building sites, parking structures, facades, and rooftop HVAC decks documented in one flight day for property managers, insurers, and due diligence.
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Nobody on the tower
Cell towers and communications
Antennas, mounts, brackets, guy anchors, and structural steel documented in sharp detail with nobody on the tower. Per-tower pricing for carriers and tower owners.
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Panels, racking, combiners
Solar arrays
Visual condition of panels, racking, and combiner boxes across the array, with string layout photos your O&M team can act on.
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Tanks, stacks, pipelines
Industrial and energy sites
Tank batteries, flare stacks, pipeline segments, and plant exteriors documented for asset records, insurance, and environmental compliance.
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Same plan, every flight
Construction progress
Scheduled flights on the same plan every time, so each dataset lines up with the last. Monthly and milestone schedules quoted as a series.
02 / What you receive
Drone inspection deliverablesPhotos, findings,
and a report.
Inspection flights produce a dated, location-stamped record your engineer, property manager, adjuster, or contractor can work from without a second site visit.
Visual inspections are flown at up to 48 megapixels with overlapping passes on every elevation, so hail strikes, cracked flashing, loose mounts, and corrosion show up at full resolution rather than in a thumbnail.
Thermal and LiDAR are not part of our current kit. When a project needs them we say so up front and coordinate with a specialist sensor partner, so the report you receive is the report you expected.
Related: construction progress documentation on a scheduled program, and drone mapping and photogrammetry for volumes, orthomosaics, and 3D models.
Included in every inspection
- Full-resolution photo set, organized by elevation or structure
- Annotated findings with location callouts
- PDF report within 3 business days, sooner after storms
- 4K video pass of the asset on request
- Cloud delivery, files yours to keep
Cell tower drone inspections in DFW
We inspect cell towers and communications infrastructure across Dallas-Fort Worth and the rest of Texas: antennas, mounts, brackets, guy anchors, and structural steel documented in sharp detail without sending a climber up the tower. Downtime stays low, and your crew stays on the ground.
Every tower flight runs under FAA Part 107 with airspace authorization handled in planning. Carriers and tower owners with a portfolio get per-tower pricing and one organized delivery for the whole set.
03 / How it works
How a drone inspection worksFour steps,
three business days.
One certified pilot handles the authorization, the flight, and the report. You get files that are ready to forward.
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Scope call
Address, structure type, access constraints, and what the report needs to answer. You get a fixed quote from the ranges above.
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Airspace and planning
FAA Part 107 flight under LAANC authorization where the site needs it, with a flight plan that covers every elevation and rooftop.
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Flight day
Most single-structure inspections take one to three hours on site. Facilities stay open and nobody leaves the ground.
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Report
Photos, annotated findings, and the PDF report within three business days, delivered on a cloud link your engineer or property manager can forward.
Are you FAA certified and insured for inspections?
Yes. Every flight is flown by an FAA Part 107 certified pilot with liability coverage in place, and airspace authorization is handled before the crew arrives.
How much does a drone inspection cost in Dallas?
Inspections start at $900 in Dallas-Fort Worth. The fixed quote depends on the number of structures, their height, and site access, and you have it in writing before we fly. DFW carries no travel fee.
Do you offer thermal or LiDAR inspections?
Not yet. We fly high-resolution visual inspections and photogrammetry mapping. When a project needs thermal or LiDAR sensors we say so up front and coordinate with a specialist partner rather than overstating what we fly.
Can you inspect after a hailstorm or wind event?
Yes, and storm-damage flights go to the front of the schedule. The report gives your adjuster or contractor a dated, location-stamped record of the roof before repairs begin.
Where do you fly?
Dallas-Fort Worth is home and carries no travel fee. We fly across Texas with travel quoted up front, and take projects in Oklahoma and Louisiana with a travel fee on the same terms.
Start a project
Book an inspection flight.
Tell us the address, the structure, and what the report needs to answer. We reply within one business day with a fixed quote and the first available flight date.
Brief received
Thanks. You’ll hear from us in writing within one business day.
Your brief is with our Dallas team. If it is urgent, call (469) 370-9832 and we will pick up. If a call helps after the first reply, pick a time.