SkyeBrowse launches roof damage analysis from a single drone flight
The tool measures a roof and screens for damage with AI in about 20 seconds, and the inspector approves every finding.
A small drone films a roof once, and software measures it and looks for damage. A trained person checks every result before the report.
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Why it matters
Inspectors save time measuring roofs after storms, and the final call stays with them.
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The details
- SkyeBrowse released Roof Damage Analysis on 5 November 2026.
- The tool outlines roof facets and reports area, pitch and edge lengths.
- The AI scan reviews up to 16 flight frames and 8 photos in about 20 seconds.
- The inspector approves or rejects each finding, and only approved ones reach the report.
- It costs $49.99 per model, or $39.99 with annual billing. The company says the scan is a screening aid and does not decide cause or coverage.
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