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Rooftop Inspections by Drone

Modernisation in the field of social housing is often marked by the creation of intangible benefits that go far beyond mere cost savings and operational efficiency. One such example is the introduction of drones for our social housing roofing inspections, an imaginative move committed to enhancing how we support our tenants and improving the efficiency of operations.

This was a collaborative cross-Council effort along with, all important, engagement with and support from tenants, residents and members.

The roofing team’s major business challenges were:

  • Eliminating work at height where possible to improve alignment with HSE guidelines
  • Improving the quality and efficiency of our roof inspections; having an accurate assessment for ‘right-first-time’ repairs
  • Where possible, remove the need for scaffolding to inspect
  • Reducing risk to others, improving inspection times and if possible, budget savings

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