A dedicated thermal drone inspection service — nothing else.
SprayFoamDrone.com exists to do one thing well: map what's hidden in a roof or building envelope using infrared drone imaging, interpreted by people who know the difference between a genuine finding and thermal noise.
We're not a general drone photography company that added thermal as a line item, and we're not an insulation or roofing contractor selling you an inspection to justify a repair quote. We're an independent inspection service — our only job is to tell you accurately what your roof and insulation actually look like from the outside in, whether the finding is good news or bad.
Why we specialize in thermal, not general drone photography
Infrared thermography is a specialized discipline. Reading a radiometric thermal image correctly means understanding how heat moves through different building assemblies, what conditions produce a reliable contrast, and how to tell a genuine insulation gap or moisture zone apart from a dozen other things that can show up on a thermal image — sun exposure, recessed lighting, duct leaks, or even a shadow from a nearby tree. That's a different skill set than flying a drone for real estate photos or a construction progress video, and we built this company around it specifically.
That specialization is also why we schedule flights around conditions instead of a fixed calendar date. Insulation scans need a real temperature differential between indoor and outdoor air. Roof moisture surveys need a clear night after a sunny day. Flying outside those conditions produces a scan that looks complete but isn't actually reliable — and we'd rather reschedule than hand you a report that doesn't hold up.
Who we work with
Homeowners come to us with a hot upstairs room, an energy bill that doesn't add up, or a home they're about to buy. Real estate agents and buyers use pre-purchase scans as an added layer of due diligence before closing. Roofing contractors and facility managers bring us in to map trapped moisture before it becomes a leak, or to track roof condition across a portfolio year over year. Different starting points, same underlying question: what does the thermal data actually show, and what should you do about it.
We dispatch FAA Part 107 certified pilots nationwide, so whether you're a homeowner in one state or a property manager overseeing buildings in five, you get the same methodology, the same report format, and the same standard of interpretation everywhere we fly.
What you can expect from us
Methodology-first
We fly for the conditions that actually produce an accurate read — not a fixed calendar slot — because a rushed scan is a wasted trip for everyone.
Interpretation over raw images
A thermal photo isn't a finding. Every capture is reviewed by a trained analyst who separates genuine anomalies from sun exposure, fixtures, and other noise.
Credentialed operations
FAA Part 107 certified pilots, fully insured, dispatched nationwide — the same standard on every job, everywhere we fly.
Straight talk
We tell you what the imagery actually shows — not what makes the biggest sales pitch. A clean scan is a good outcome too.
Request your thermal drone inspection
Tell us about your property and we'll dispatch an FAA Part 107 certified pilot to map insulation gaps, roof moisture, or heat loss — with a clear report in your hands within days.