Aerial visual inspections
Detailed imagery for roofs, buildings, industrial equipment, dams, towers and other difficult-to-access assets.
Serving communities across Maine
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Reach safer.
Document clearly.
Professional aerial inspection, thermal imaging and site documentation— backed by 24 years of hands-on roofing and construction experience.
24years roofing
15years owning a construction business
MElocally operated
Capabilities
Useful aerial data—not exaggerated promises.
Precision Aerial Inspection is being built to help property owners, contractors, facilities and public agencies understand hard-to-reach conditions without putting people in unnecessary danger. Every deliverable is matched to the question being asked.
Thermal imaging
Radiometric thermal data collection for roofs, solar arrays, electrical equipment and building envelopes, with clearly documented anomalies.
Construction documentation
Repeatable progress photography, site-condition records and organized visual reports for owners and contractors.
Roof moisture surveys
Aerial infrared screening with optional, authorized core-sample verification when conditions and the roof system make it appropriate.
Aerial media & 3D visualization
High-resolution photography, video and visual 3D site models for communication and documentation—not boundary or land-survey products.
Experience on the ground
Drone technology guided by real construction knowledge.
David Sivret brings 24 years of roofing experience and 15 years operating a local construction business. That background helps him recognize what deserves closer attention, communicate clearly with tradespeople and document conditions in a way clients can actually use.
“The drone provides access and perspective. Experience provides context.”
Thermal work, explained honestly
Find the pattern.
Verify the cause.
Thermal cameras measure surface-temperature patterns. Those patterns can help locate areas associated with retained roof moisture, heat loss, unusual electrical heating and solar-panel anomalies—but the image alone does not prove the cause.
Reports distinguish between a thermal indication and a verified condition. Roof-core sampling is optional, selective and performed only with authorization when it adds value.
What clients receive
Evidence organized for the next decision.
The exact deliverable is agreed upon before the flight. Depending on the project, it may include labeled visual images, radiometric thermal images, location context, annotated observations, video, a visual 3D model, and recommended next steps.
Sample report previewCommercial Roof
Aerial & Thermal ReviewDemonstration layout only — not findings from an actual property
Aerial & Thermal ReviewDemonstration layout only — not findings from an actual property
01Scope, date, weather and flight conditions
02Overview imagery and areas reviewed
03Labeled observations with visual and thermal evidence
04Clear separation of indications from verified conditions
05Practical follow-up recommendations
How it works
A clear scope before the aircraft leaves the ground.
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Define the question
We identify what you need to see, document or monitor.
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Plan safely
Airspace, weather, access, privacy and site risks are reviewed.
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Capture the evidence
Visual, thermal or overlapping imagery is collected to the agreed scope.
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Deliver it clearly
You receive organized imagery and a report that separates observations from conclusions.
Clear boundaries
What the service is—and is not.
Inspection support
Reports document visible conditions and thermal patterns within the agreed scope. They do not replace engineering, electrical, code, environmental or other licensed professional evaluations.
No property boundaries
Maps and 3D models are visual documentation products. Precision Aerial Inspection does not establish property lines, prepare boundary surveys or offer professional land-surveying services.
Thermal limitations
Temperature patterns are affected by weather, surface materials, occupancy and timing. A thermal indication is not proof of moisture, damage or a specific cause without appropriate verification.
Flight conditions
Every project remains subject to FAA rules, airspace authorization, weather, site access, privacy and safe operating conditions. A flight may be rescheduled when those conditions are not met.
Service area
Based in Calais. Available across Maine.
Projects are considered statewide. Scheduling and travel are quoted in advance based on location, scope, weather and airspace. No surprise travel charge is added after the scope is accepted.
Start with a conversation
Tell us what you need to see.
Precision Aerial Inspection is currently preparing for commercial launch while FAA Part 107 certification is completed. Project questions and future-service inquiries are welcome.
Call or text(207) 904-9785EmailDavid@precisionaerialinspection.net
Calais, Maine
Serving communities across the state
Privacy & image handling
Project imagery and contact information are used to perform and deliver the requested work. They are not sold. Images are not used publicly for marketing without permission. Clients may ask about retention or request deletion of delivered project files, subject to any records that must reasonably be kept for business or legal purposes.