Using Drones for Roof Surveys

[Road Pest]

simonrockman said:

Thanks, that's a useful link.

Here is what I did last weekend - I was driving the car: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rISZwB_5IA

Looks good fun!

[andrewrob]

As others have said as long as you have permission from the land owner you can fly close to the building, you also don't have to be that close.
The BNUC-S licence and CAA approval for commercial activities comes to around £1300 total from memory but the yearly renewal is much less, think we paid about £180ish total.

Its also worth remembering that you must fly line of sight (i.e not using FPV goggles/screen) although obviously you can still have the screen too

This is taken with a Canon 550D and kit lens at 18mm