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Specialized screening support

Thermal drone screening with visual context and careful limits.

For property, roofing, and facility teams evaluating whether apparent temperature patterns justify a closer qualified inspection.

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FAA Part 10730-45 min includedQuoted by scope
Illustrative paired RGB and thermal aerial views of a commercial building showing aligned roof, facade, and exterior-equipment screening context.
Thermal screeningIllustrative service visualPaired visual and thermal context

Service brief

Purpose / audience / scope

The service at a glance.

01

What it is for

Thermal imaging is presented as a specialized screening capability with paired visual context, condition-dependent expectations, and careful follow-up language.

  • Roof anomaly screening
  • Building envelope review support
  • Exterior equipment hotspot screening
  • Documentation for follow-up inspection planning
02

Who uses it

Strong fit for roofing companies, property owners, facility stakeholders, and teams planning follow-up inspection work.

  • Commercial property owners
  • Property managers
  • Roofing companies
  • Facility stakeholders
  • Insurance-related review teams
03

What is included

The scope is shaped around practical records, clear review needs, and the agreed deliverable package.

  • Condition review to confirm thermal screening is appropriate
  • Paired thermal and visual capture where useful
  • Organized files that preserve physical context

Choose the screening context

Thermal contrast only becomes useful when the scene and conditions are understood.

Roof surfaces and exterior building or equipment targets require different timing, angles, references, and follow-up expertise.

01Service path

Commercial roof thermal screening

Pair roof-wide RGB context with condition-timed thermal imagery for apparent anomaly review.

Screening support only; thermal contrast cannot prove moisture, a leak, or its cause.

Explore roof screening02Service path

Building and exterior equipment screening

Capture visible exterior building or equipment patterns where angle, distance, and conditions support review.

Exterior visual screening; not electrical, mechanical, envelope, or energy diagnosis.

Explore building screening

Deliverables

Thermal references that never lose the visible scene.

Paired RGB views, condition notes, selected thermal references, and explicit limits make the screening package more useful.

Illustrative thermal screening board with condition notes, aligned visible-light reference, thermal surface pattern, and qualified follow-up context.
Screening structureIllustrative service visualCondition-dependent screening record
  1. 01Thermal image setsCondition review to confirm thermal screening is appropriate
  2. 02Paired visual reference imageryPaired thermal and visual capture where useful
  3. 03Organized anomaly-focused review filesOrganized files that preserve physical context

Representative deliverable preview

See what the package can contain.

Preview only. Final page count, file types, notes, and source imagery are shaped around the actual site, audience, and review goal.

01Thermal set
02RGB references
03Conditions note
04Screening index
Thermal screening / 10Thermal screening portfolio
Illustrative thermal screening package with aligned RGB and thermal facility overviews plus paired rooftop-equipment and building-exterior detail references.
RGB and thermal packageIllustrative service visual

Thermal views are paired with RGB location context, capture conditions, and careful screening language.

Package index

  1. 01Capture conditionsWeather, timing, load, material, and review intent frame the imagery.
  2. 02RGB orientationVisible-light views identify where each thermal reference belongs.
  3. 03Thermal referencesSelected apparent-temperature patterns are organized for review.
  4. 04Screening limitsThe package does not claim moisture, cause, diagnosis, or repair need.
Delivery shapeFinal contents follow the agreed scope.
  • Paired RGB and thermal context
  • Condition-aware notes
  • Screening support only

Plan the scope

Useful context before requesting a quote.

01Thermal drone roof screening guideUnderstand timing, weather, roof conditions, paired RGB context, and qualified follow-up needs.Learn the screening limits 02Drone service pricing guideSee starting points, travel guidance, and the site factors that shape a final quote.Plan the budget 03Drone service planning FAQGet direct answers about scheduling, deliverables, weather, access, and claim-safe limits.Review common questions

Scope, area, and pricing

Quoted around the actual site.

TwoBit Aerial is based in Bolivar, Missouri. Pricing includes travel for most jobs within 30-45 minutes of Bolivar, Missouri. Jobs farther out may include a travel charge based on distance, drive time, and scope.

Service area

TwoBit Aerial is based in Bolivar, Missouri. Pricing includes travel for most jobs within 30-45 minutes of Bolivar, Missouri. Jobs farther out may include a travel charge based on distance, drive time, and scope.

  • Most straightforward local jobs fall inside the included travel range used by the published pricing.
  • Distance, drive time, and scope determine whether additional travel needs to be added.
  • Larger commercial, recurring, or multi-site scopes can still be priced cleanly without a rigid public fee table.

Pricing approach

Some thermal scopes can be presented with starting-at pricing, but weather, material, and reporting conditions still influence final quotes.

  • Focused service pages show starting prices where a public baseline is useful.

Condition-dependent screening workflow

Confirm the conditions before interpreting the contrast.

  1. 01Scope

    Fit and condition review

    Confirm the objective and whether conditions are appropriate for useful thermal screening.

  2. 02Capture

    Paired capture

    Capture thermal and visual imagery that keeps anomalies connected to clear physical context.

  3. 03Review

    Organization

    Organize files into a review-friendly package so follow-up inspection teams can act on the information.

  4. 04Deliver

    Delivery

    Deliver thermal image sets, visual references, and any agreed screening notes.

Service fit

Adjacent services when the scope expands.

Focused service

Roof Thermal Screening

Thermal roof screening that supports anomaly review with clear visual context and careful language.

From $650Focused service

Building & Equipment Screening

Thermal screening support for building envelope review and exterior equipment hotspots.

From $675Service line

Drone Inspection Services

Aerial inspection support for roof, property, infrastructure, and exterior documentation needs.

Quote based on scopeFocused service

Roof Inspections

Aerial roof documentation for owners, managers, roofing teams, and documentation reviewers who need clear visual records.

From $275

Local. Professional. Claim-safe.

Thermal patterns for follow-up, not diagnosis.

TwoBit Aerial keeps public deliverables framed as documentation, screening, planning support, and reference material.

FAA Part 107

Commercial operations start from a Part 107 baseline.

Condition-dependent capture

Weather, timing, material, angle, distance, and load can change what thermal imagery shows.

Paired visual context

Thermal references stay connected to RGB views so a qualified reviewer can locate the visible target.

Screening, not diagnosis

Apparent temperature contrast cannot prove moisture, a leak, cause, internal condition, or repair need.

Scope-dependent quotes

Final pricing depends on site size, access, travel, timing, and requested deliverables.

FAQ

Common questions before quoting.

What is thermal drone screening used for?

Thermal drone screening is used for screening support, anomaly review, roof indicators, building envelope context, and some exterior equipment hotspot review.

Can thermal imagery prove the cause of an issue?

No. Thermal imagery can show patterns and anomalies that support follow-up inspection, but it does not prove cause by itself.

What affects thermal screening pricing?

Pricing depends on site size, timing and weather constraints, thermal and visual pairing needs, reporting expectations, travel, and whether repeat visits are needed.

Send the project details.

Share the location, deliverable goal, timing, and any existing photos or plans. TwoBit Aerial will shape the scope around the actual property or project.

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