Insurance report

Roof survey for insurance

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Written report

A written report on its condition is provided.

Photos and video

Close-up photos and video of the roof.

No obligation

There is no obligation to use anyone through this site.

Ask your insurer

Ask your insurer what they need before you book.

Insurers sometimes ask for a roof report at renewal, or after a claim. A drone roof survey looks at the covering, flashings and other visible parts of the roof, and a written report on its condition is provided.

Search by postcode on Roof Survey Hub to see drone roof surveyors within 20 miles of you. Send one enquiry and each operator replies to you directly. There is no obligation to use anyone through this site.

Reports vary by operator. Check the listing for services, areas covered and whether they show a Professional reports badge. That badge means the operator uses professional report software; it is not a guarantee of what your insurer will accept.

This page is general information, not insurance advice. Ask your insurer what they need before you book.

Common questions

Do I need a roof report for insurance?

Sometimes. Insurers can ask for a roof report at renewal or after damage. Check with your insurer first.

What do I get from a drone roof survey?

Close-up photos and video of the roof, plus a written report on its condition. Exact format depends on the operator.

Do I have to hire someone from this site?

No. Enquiries are no obligation. Operators reply directly and you choose whether to go ahead.

Will my insurer accept any report?

That is up to your insurer. Ask them what they need before you book a survey.

Also useful

Search by postcode. See drone roof surveyors within 20 miles. One form.