High-resolution aerial imaging finds damage invisible from the ground — safer, faster, and more thorough than a ladder inspection.
Financing available — see if you prequalify with no impact to your credit score.Learn moreIcon Roofing Group is a licensed, GAF and Owens Corning certified roofing company in Orlando, with a 4.9-star rating from 200+ homeowners on Google. Some roofs are genuinely unsafe or impractical to walk — steep pitches, multi-story homes, or large commercial buildings where a ladder inspection means real fall risk for limited visibility gain. Icon Roofing Group uses drone imaging to capture every roof plane in high resolution from angles a ground or ladder inspection simply can't reach, finding cracked tile, lifted shingles, and flashing issues before they become interior damage.
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We plan the flight to capture every roof plane, valley, and ridge, along with close-up passes on any area that shows a potential issue from the initial overview footage. All imagery is reviewed in detail after the flight, and compiled into a written report with annotated photos flagging anything that needs attention, ranked by urgency — the same standard we apply to a manual inspection, just captured from a vantage point a ladder can't safely reach.
Based at 4700 Millenia Blvd in Orlando — serving homeowners across Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake, Polk and Volusia counties.
For most purposes, yes — high-resolution aerial imagery often reveals detail a walked inspection misses, since you're not limited to what's directly underfoot or within arm's reach. For a small number of cases (certain attic-access checks, for example) a physical inspection component is still used alongside the drone imagery.
We fly only over the property being inspected with the homeowner's knowledge and permission, and follow standard aviation safety practices for residential drone operation.
That's exactly the situation drone inspection solves — steep pitches, multi-story homes, and roofs with structural uncertainty are ideal candidates for aerial inspection instead of putting a person physically on the surface.
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