Aerial Imaging

When property damage is difficult or dangerous to access, aerial imaging provides a safe, efficient, and highly detailed way to document conditions from above. Using FAA‑certified drone technology, VIP Adjusting captures high‑resolution images and video that deliver a comprehensive view of your property for claims, inspections, and maintenance planning.

Why Aerial Imaging Matters

Not all damage can be fully evaluated from the ground. Roofs, upper‑story structures, and large commercial properties often require specialized vantage points to capture the complete picture. Aerial imaging:

  • Identifies damage that may not be visible during a standard inspection.

  • Creates a permanent visual record for insurance claims.

  • Reduces the need for ladders, scaffolding, or costly equipment rentals.

  • Speeds up the inspection process while increasing accuracy.

What Our Aerial Imaging Includes

High‑Resolution Photography
Sharp, detailed images that document your property’s current condition or highlight specific damage.

4K Video Footage
Smooth, high‑quality video for a complete view of the property, ideal for both documentation and presentation purposes.

Roof and Elevated Structure Assessments
Close‑up views of shingles, flashing, gutters, HVAC units, solar panels, and other rooftop elements.

Large‑Scale Property Coverage
Full aerial views for commercial complexes, multi‑building associations, and large residential estates.

Integration with Other Services
Aerial imaging can be combined with our 3D Matterport scans, site inspections, and estimating services for a complete documentation package.

Who Benefits from Aerial Imaging

  • Homeowners and Commercial Property Owners

  • HOAs and Condo Associations

  • Contractors and Restoration Companies

  • Realtors and Property Managers

A Clear View from Every Angle

Whether documenting roof damage after a storm, inspecting hard‑to‑reach areas, or creating a complete visual record of your property, our aerial imaging services provide the clarity you need to make informed decisions and support your case in any insurance process.