Rapid Response

Storm Damage Assessment

Aerial documentation after severe weather across Bristol TN/VA, Kingsport, Johnson City, and Southwest Virginia — roofs, utility lines, flooding, washouts, and access, captured quickly and safely.

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Real Work

From a Recent Tri-Cities Storm & Flood Response

Every photo and clip below is ours, flown on site. No stock imagery.

Storm washout and mud flow against the side of a commercial metal building with HVAC units and electrical service — Washout and debris flow reaching the electrical service and HVAC pads of a commercial building.

Collapsed embankment and slide material around a leaning utility pole after heavy rain — Slope failure undermining a utility pole and blocking the access route behind the property.

Close-range drone view of a pole-mounted transformer with conductors above an eroded hillside — Close-range aerial view of pole-top equipment and conductors — captured without a bucket truck or climb.

Top-down drone photo of a commercial flat roof next to a storm-eroded right-of-way and power lines — Top-down documentation of the roof, right-of-way, and erosion in a single georeferenced pass.

Top-down drone photo of floodwater covering yards and a driveway beside a rural highway after heavy rain — High water spilling out of the creek across yards, driveways, and the roadway shoulder.

Aerial view of a flooded field and washed-over right-of-way between two rural roads — Flooded right-of-way and sediment wash between two roads — mapped in one aerial pass.

Scope

What We Document

Roof and structure damage on commercial and residential buildings
Downed power lines, leaning poles, and pole-top equipment
Flooding, high water, and washed-over roads and right-of-way
Erosion, slope failure, landslides, and washouts
Blocked access roads, driveways, and right-of-way corridors
Debris fields and staging areas for cleanup planning
Drainage failure and standing water across a site

Who It's For

Built for the People Cleaning Up

Property & Facility Owners

Documented conditions the day after the storm, before cleanup changes the scene.

Roofing & Restoration Contractors

High-resolution roof imagery for scoping and bidding without putting a crew on the roof.

Insurance & Adjuster Support

Clear, time-stamped aerial imagery to support a claim file.

Utilities & Municipalities

Corridor, pole, and access documentation across damaged areas.

Operations

Fast, Legal, and Safe

Post-storm sites are hazardous. Drone documentation keeps people off compromised roofs and away from energized lines while still producing detailed imagery.

FAA Part 107 licensed and fully insured
Airspace checks and authorizations before every flight
No ladder, roof, or bucket-truck access required
Typically on site within days of the event, weather permitting

We provide imagery and documentation only. We do not act as an insurance adjuster, contractor, or licensed engineer.

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