VDA Pro and VDA Drone collect data of the exterior elements, provide measurements of the roof, gutters and downspouts, and help identify and document damage, defects and maintenance requirements.

New one-hour learning-on-demand web content, cover sales, drones, the economy and more, is now open to all contractors.

Trent Cotney of Adams and Reese explains the benefits and drawbacks of operating used drones, and how these new opportunities are changing how drones are used in construction today.

By creating its own award-winning technology to optimize assessments, Superstorm Restoration has grown thanks to a streamlined process that earns loyal customers.

For technology leaders in the roofing industry, the acceleration of technology is an opportunity to put distance between their organization and lesser advanced competitors.

The FlexView dual field-of-view lens attachment for FLIR Axxx and Txxx Series thermography cameras is designed to improve operational efficiency, safety, and accuracy.

Drones are no stranger to the roofing industry, but contractors can take advantage of the technology using infrared cameras to save time and effort.

Roofing contractors from Ohio aim to take drone imagery to new heights.

Superstorm’s solution uses proprietary field applications developed over the past three years to accurately measure a roof, identify damage and defects and maintenance requirements.

Roofing contractors in Arkansas discovered a surprise in the roof of a church while inspecting it for damage using drones.