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A set of multiple roof condition surveys instructed within a large residential housing estate in order to assess condition and satisfy the client’s insurance compliance obligations.
An instruction of multiple assets within a reasonable distance of each other enabled us to make significant cost savings on our inspection phase that we passed on to the client.
A roof condition survey of two adjacent blocks to assess condition with specific emphasis on failing soffits, and to create a roof report to satisfy insurance compliance requirements.
An instruction of multiple assets within a reasonable distance of each other (and in this case, next door) enabled us to make cost savings on our inspection phase that we passed on to the client.
A roof condition survey of a historical residential conversion with a modern block extension in order to assess condition and to create a roof report to satisfy insurance compliance requirements.
A combination of roof structures and specific drainage design decisions that contributed to accelerated surface erosion necessitated a more complex report that was delivered within our standard pricing model.
A roof condition survey of a residential block with a standing seam metal roof structure in order to assess condition and to create a roof report to satisfy insurance compliance requirements.
Potential corrosion in isolated areas necessitated a more complex analysis that was delivered within our standard pricing model.
A roof condition survey of three adjacent blocks in order to assess condition and to satisfy insurance compliance requirements.
An instruction of multiple assets within a reasonable distance of each other enabled us to make significant cost savings on our inspection phase that we passed on to the client.
A roof condition survey of two residential blocks situated adjacently to each other in Birmingham City centre, with one block built on the edge of a canal. Assets situated within densified locations require precise flying skills and acknowledgement of potential privacy concerns of neighbouring occupants.
An instruction of multiple assets within a reasonable distance of each other enabled us to make cost savings on our inspection phase that we passed on to the client.
A roof condition survey of a residential block situated on the north coast of Cornwall. Assets situated in coastal locations may be subject to particular weather erosion cycles that differ from inland assets.
Hovafly have completed asset inspections in every coastal region of the UK, as well as numerous inland locations.
A roof condition survey of a residential block to assess condition and to create a roof report to satisfy insurance compliance requirements.
The surface showed signs of general weather erosion in places while remaining resistant to water ingress at the time of inspection. Drainage channels were free of debris and operational.
A set of multiple roof condition surveys instructed within a large residential housing estate in order to assess condition and satisfy the client’s insurance compliance obligations.
An instruction of multiple assets within a reasonable distance of each other enabled us to make significant cost savings on our inspection phase that we passed on to the client.
A roof condition survey and snagging survey that was part of a much larger instruction set. The client had recently instructed repair works to part of the roof in response to water ingress and humidty issues reported by a leaseholder.
An instruction of multiple assets within a reasonable distance of each other enabled us to make cost savings on our inspection phase that we passed on to the client.
A roof condition survey and reactive storm damage assessment of a residential block situated in North London. Our client required a fast response due to a leaseholder suffering from considerable water ingress issues in the top unit.
Our inspection team immediately identified the issue and our analysis team delivered a full report including condition assessment of the entire roof along with specific fault finding within less than 72hrs of instruction.
A roof condition survey of two blocks in order to assess condition and to create a roof report to satisfy insurance compliance requirements.
An instruction of multiple assets within a reasonable distance of each other enabled us to make cost savings on our inspection phase that we passed on to the client.
A roof condition survey of a commercial to residential conversion block situated opposite Heathrow Airport in order to assess condition and to create a roof report to satisfy insurance compliance requirements.
Some assets are located in sensitive airspace areas that require fully CAA authorised UAS operation teams capable of complying with rigorous documentation procedures in order to carry out an aerial inspection.
A roof condition survey of a residential block with a standing seam metal roof structure in order to assess condition and to create a roof report to satisfy insurance compliance requirements, and to assess specific long-standing water ingress issues.
Analysis of water ingress issues from both external and internal assessment perspectives was delivered within our standard pricing model.
A roof condition survey of a historical residential conversion in order to assess potential storm damage and to create a roof report to satisfy insurance compliance requirements.
A combination of roof structures and damage type (storm damage and gradual erosion/ build-ups) necessitated a more complex report that was delivered within our standard pricing model.
A roof condition survey of three adjacent high rise blocks in order to assess condition and to create a roof report to satisfy insurance compliance requirements.
An instruction of multiple assets within a reasonable distance of each other (and in this case, next door) enabled us to make cost savings on our inspection phase that we passed on to the client.
A thermographic aerial survey of all exterior elevations of a 100m tall new-build hotel in order to determine overall insulation consistency and identify any other construction defects.
Due to site complexity and after-dark data capture neccessity, a three man aerial thermography team was required in order to ensure both safety and successful data capture.
A roof and exterior elevation survey was carried out utilising multi-rotor drone equipment. Tight public walkways and a very steep incline made traditional access methods hazardous.
Aerial data capture revealed significant degradation of the original iron gutters that run along the entire terrace front elevation roof line.
A full interior and exterior refurbishment was undertaken, ensuring exterior decoration remained sympathetic to the building’s heritage.
A grade II listed building with significant roof defects. A roof survey was carried out utilising multi-rotor drone equipment to determine a detailed schedule of works. Internally the property suffered from extremely poor mechanical heating provision.
Due to fragility of the roof, a traditional roof inspection (to include a hidden valley) would likely have caused further damage prior to instruction.
Situated on a steep bank close to the North Devon Coast, this property presented a number of structural and access challenges.
A roof and exterior elevation survey was carried out utilising multi-rotor drone equipment. The steep drop-off of ground level at the rear elevation made traditional inspection treacherous and expensive. Aerial data capture revealed a number of significant structural defects.
A full interior and exterior refurbishment was undertaken, which included hacking off and re-rendering of the entire gable end elevation.
A 5-storey residential new-build on a tight plot. Multi-rotor drones were used in order assist with mid-project construction defect identification, and also with final snagging.
The build incorporated a basement together with toughened safety glass access to the ground floor, as well as a front elevation also constructed mainly from glass, making traditional access methods difficult and likely to cause damage to the installation.
Four high-performance houses built on a back-land site. As both client and contractor we were able to design, together with extremely talented architects, for maximum sustainability.
Using super-insulated prefabricated timber frames reduced development impact on the locality. This combined with triple glazed windows/doors, a heat recovery ventilation system and Bio-diverse carbon-capturing roofs to achieve a high level of sustainability. The houses are built to a Passivhaus standard and achieve a Code for Sustainable Homes level 4.
Winner – 2016 Brick Award, Best Small Housing Development
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