Drone & Infrared Moisture Scans

Water rarely stays where it enters a roof. It travels under membranes and shingles, soaks insulation, and shows up later as a stain or a soft spot far from the original leak. A drone and infrared moisture scan finds that trapped moisture and hidden damage before it spreads further, without walking the whole roof to do it.

How the Scan Works

Aerial Thermal Imaging — Drones with thermal and high-resolution cameras capture the roof from above, flagging temperature differences that point to wet insulation or damaged areas.
Handheld Infrared Follow-Up — Handheld infrared cameras scan from inside and out to trace leak paths and confirm what the aerial pass detected.
Direct Moisture Verification — Moisture meters take direct readings across the surface, separating an actively wet deck from an old stain that is no longer a problem.
Core Sampling — Where a reading needs confirming, a test cut shows exactly how many layers are up there and how much insulation is actually wet.

What You See

Photo Documentation — Findings are recorded with time- and location-stamped photos, so what you see in the report matches what was found on the roof.
Wood Moisture Checks — Where decking is exposed or accessible, wood moisture meters help confirm whether framing and decking need replacement or are still sound.

This service works well before a roof replacement, after a suspected leak, or whenever a clear picture of hidden moisture is needed before deciding on repairs.