Four dated aerial baselines a year, per property. Catch roof and site drift before it becomes a capital expense, and walk into every storm season with documentation already on file.
Start a Retainer Conversation See a Sample ReportA quarterly cadence turns aerial inspection from an emergency purchase into a management tool: each flight produces a dated condition record, compared against the last, so slow problems — a lifting ridge cap, a clogged valley, ponding on a flat section — get caught at monitor stage instead of at leak stage. Built for property management firms, HOA boards, and multi-building owners.
Portfolio Consent Credit — 15% off any engagement. In exchange for written permission to use the work, anonymized, in our portfolio. If you’d rather not be shown, the standard rate applies and nothing about the job changes.
An association is responsible for common area, not the homes — so that is what we document.
Individual homes are not included. They belong to the owners rather than the board, and a record of defects on private property is not something an association can act on.
On the ponds specifically: North Carolina requires permitted stormwater control measures to be inspected annually by a qualified professional, with reports due by 30 June. This is not that inspection. It is dated visual documentation that supports it and gives a board a condition history between them.
HOA common-area survey — $395 flat, up to five common-area features.
Visual documentation services · not a substitute for licensed engineering or land surveying (N.C. Gen. Stat. Ch. 89C).
Each enrolled property is flown once per quarter on a scheduled cadence. Every flight produces a dated condition report compared against the prior quarter. The retainer is $250 per property per quarter. No minimum term — a quarterly cadence is one flight every three months, not a commitment.
Yes — property management firms and HOAs with multiple properties receive portfolio cadence pricing and consolidated reporting. Email us the property count and locations for a quote.
Roof and site problems develop on a months scale, not a years scale. Quarterly cadence catches drift at the monitor stage, aligns with board meeting cycles, and guarantees a recent pre-storm baseline is always on file.
Retainer clients get priority post-storm scheduling, and because a dated baseline already exists from the last quarter, post-event damage documentation is immediately comparable — which is exactly what adjusters want to see.
Raleigh, the Triangle, and communities across North Carolina. Portfolios spanning multiple NC markets can be scheduled on a single cadence.
$250 per property per quarter · portfolio discounts · across North Carolina.