For roofers, inspectors, adjusters, and property teams
Current, high-resolution roof imagery with both an AI-assisted damage report and a detailed roof measurement report included. Serving residential and commercial properties throughout Rhode Island.
FAA Part 107-certified, veteran-owned, and fully insured. Residential drone roof inspections start at $325 and include both the damage report and detailed roof measurement report.
Current imagery. Clear roof documentation.
Built for roofing contractors, inspectors, insurance teams, public adjusters, and property managers. Current aerial imagery and AI-assisted analysis help surface areas for review, while the included measurement report supports estimating, claims, and material planning.
This service uses standard visual imagery and does not include thermal imaging.
Four-step process
A straightforward workflow from aerial capture to organized deliverables.
Send the address, inspection goal, and any known concerns.
An FAA Part 107-certified pilot captures high-resolution roof imagery.
AI-assisted analysis flags visible anomalies for review.
Receive both the damage report and detailed measurement report.
See the deliverable
Every standard residential inspection includes both reports. Preview representative pages below, or download the redacted sample PDFs to review the complete deliverables.
Sample reports are redacted to protect property and client information.
A concise overview of visible roof conditions and areas flagged for review.
High-resolution roof images with organized, image-backed observations.
Detailed dimensional data for estimating, ordering, and claim documentation.
Straightforward residential pricing
One bundled inspection service, priced by home size.
Homes up to 2,500 sq. ft.
Covers about 75% of Rhode Island homes
$325
Homes from 2,501 to 4,000 sq. ft.
$425
Homes over 4,000 sq. ft.
Starting at $525
Every standard residential inspection includes
On-site drone capture · AI-assisted damage report · Detailed roof measurement report
Commercial, multifamily, multi-structure, and unusually complex properties are quoted individually.
Service area
Based in Rhode Island and serving homeowners, roofers, inspectors, insurance professionals, public adjusters, and property managers statewide.
Common service areas include Providence, Warwick, Cranston, West Warwick, Newport, East Greenwich, North Kingstown, South Kingstown, Narragansett, Westerly, Bristol, Middletown, Jamestown, and Block Island.
Nearby Massachusetts and Connecticut projects may be available for larger or multi-property assignments.
Frequently asked questions
The system can help flag visible roof anomalies and potential damage such as cracks, missing or displaced shingles, impact areas, and other conditions visible in the captured imagery. Findings should be reviewed in context by the appropriate roofing, inspection, engineering, or claims professional.
Residential pricing is based on home size: $325 for homes up to 2,500 square feet, $425 for homes from 2,501 to 4,000 square feet, and starting at $525 for homes over 4,000 square feet. These prices include on-site drone capture, the AI-assisted damage report, and the detailed roof measurement report. Commercial, multifamily, multi-structure, and unusually complex properties are quoted individually.
Standard remotely ordered EagleView measurement reports are useful when roof dimensions are the primary need. Ocean State Drone Company provides an on-site service: an FAA Part 107-certified local drone pilot captures current, high-resolution imagery and delivers both an AI-assisted damage report and a detailed roof measurement report. This provides current, property-specific visual documentation alongside measurements, which is particularly useful after storms, when roof conditions may have changed, or when contractors, inspectors, adjusters, and property managers need imagery tied to the property’s present condition.
No. This service uses standard high-resolution visual imagery and does not include thermal or infrared imaging.
The imagery, annotations, and measurements can support claim documentation and professional review. Coverage decisions, cause determinations, and claim approval remain with the insurer and the qualified professionals handling the claim.
No. The service provides aerial imagery, AI-assisted observations, and measurement data. It does not replace a licensed trade professional, engineer, inspector, or claims adjuster when their judgment or certification is required.
Flights depend on weather, wind, precipitation, visibility, safe property access, and airspace requirements. If conditions are not suitable, the inspection will be rescheduled for the next practical opportunity.
Need current roof documentation?
Send the property address and inspection goal. Both reports are included with standard residential inspections.
