Tag Archives: damage

TOUR DESIGN MEDIA – DRONE PROPERTY INSPECTION

Just a quick note below regarding our Drone Property Inspection services & please take not that I have added in bold letters the importance of using FAA Part 107 Certified Pilots, it’s crucial to do so.

Service Area: Montgomery / Bucks / Chester / Philadelphia, and Lehigh Counties Pennsylvania along with Central and Southern New Jersey.

Company Overview

Tour Design Media provides professional aerial property inspection services for insurance underwriting, renewal, and claims documentation.

We operate with two FAA Part 107 certified pilots and focus on residential and commercial buildings.

Inspection Services

• Residential roof inspections

• Commercial and light industrial buildings

• Pre-bind & renewal inspections

• Post-loss and storm damage documentation

• Chimneys, skylights, flashing, drainage systems

Why Insurers Choose Drone Inspections

• Eliminates ladder and roof-walk risk

• Faster inspections with minimal disruption

• High-resolution, GPS- and date-stamped imagery

• OSHA risk mitigation through remote inspection

• Local rapid-response availability

Deliverables

• 20–60 high-resolution aerial images

• Full roof overview imagery

• Damage identification & annotations

• Secure digital delivery

• 24–48 hour turnaround (standard)

Compliance & Insurance

FAA Part 107 Certified Remote Pilots

• $1M Aviation Liability Insurance

• $1M General Liability Insurance

• Fully insured professional operations

Contact

Jack McIntyre

Tour Design Media

[610-636-5848] | [tourdesignmedia@gmail.com]

Show off that amazing location.

Buyers want to see the big picture. They want a bird’s eye view and to take it all in. Grab their attention by showing the property’s unique features, location, and surrounding hot spots.

Contact us below to set up a drone shoot or email us directly at tourdesignmedia@gmail.com.

← Back

Thank you for your response. ✨

Warning
Warning
Warning
Warning.

DRONE VIDEO / PHOTOGRAPHY FOR BUILDING INSPECTION

Drone usage for insurance and building inspections has become increasingly important due to its efficiency, safety, and ability to capture detailed data. Here’s a breakdown of the need and benefits:


1. Enhanced Safety

  • Reduced risk to personnel: Inspectors avoid climbing ladders, scaffolding, or navigating hazardous rooftops.
  • Access to hard-to-reach areas: Drones can easily reach high, steep, or unstable structures (e.g., tall buildings, towers, damaged roofs).

2. Cost Efficiency

  • Lower inspection costs: Eliminates the need for heavy equipment like cranes or scaffolding.
  • Faster turnaround: Drones can cover large or complex sites quickly, reducing labor time.

3. High-Quality Visual Data

  • Detailed imaging: High-resolution cameras and thermal sensors provide clear visuals for assessing damage or wear.
  • Live feeds and recording: Insurers and inspectors can observe real-time footage or review later for better decision-making.

4. Improved Documentation

  • Accurate records: GPS-tagged imagery and video create a visual record of building conditions.
  • Supports claims: Visual evidence helps insurance companies validate and process claims more efficiently.

5. Rapid Disaster Assessment

  • Post-event inspections: After events like storms, fires, or earthquakes, drones can quickly assess damage without endangering personnel.
  • Triage large areas: Ideal for wide-scale assessments following natural disasters.

6. Regulatory and Maintenance Compliance

  • Routine checks: Drones help ensure ongoing compliance with safety codes and maintenance schedules.
  • Detect minor issues early: Prevents escalation by identifying cracks, leaks, or structural weaknesses early.

Use Cases in Practice

  • Insurance claims verification (e.g., hail or storm damage)
  • Construction progress monitoring
  • Facade and roof inspections
  • Solar panel checks
  • Post-fire or flood assessments

Drones are transforming how building inspections and insurance assessments are conducted—making them safer, faster, more accurate, and cost-effective. As technology continues to improve, their role in these sectors will only grow.

Feel free to send us a message using the contact form below, or, email us and we will get back to you immediately for any need you may have.

← Back

Thank you for your response. ✨

Warning
Warning
Warning
Warning.

Real Estate shoots in the Rain, Don’t worry about it…

At some point, we are all tired of the rain, the grey skies, and the terribly wet conditions everywhere. No need to fear the winter looking skies in the spring, when we edit, it’s our priority to see to it that every color is perfect, the skies are blue & sunny, and dark rooms become bright. So keep busy, get your listings up using images that you can count on being great.

Feel free to send us a message using the contact form below, or, email us.

← Back

Thank you for your response. ✨

Warning
Warning
Warning
Warning.

HI RESOLUTION PHOTOGRAPHY

What is High-resolution real estate photography? It refers to professionally captured images of a property using high-quality cameras and techniques that produce sharp, detailed, and visually appealing photos. These images are typically taken with DSLR or mirrorless cameras, often using wide-angle lenses, proper lighting, HDR (High Dynamic Range) processing, and careful post-editing to enhance colors, contrast, and clarity.


✅ Key Features of High-Resolution Real Estate Photography:

  • Image clarity: Crisp and clear images with fine detail.
  • Accurate color representation: True-to-life colors that reflect the actual feel of the space.
  • Wide-angle perspective: Captures more of the room in one shot, giving buyers a better sense of layout and space.
  • Professional composition: Angles and lighting are chosen to highlight the home’s best features.
  • Staging and styling: Often includes thoughtful arrangement or virtual staging to make the home feel more inviting.

💡 How It Benefits a Realtor’s Effort to Sell a Home:

  1. First Impressions Matter
    • Over 90% of home buyers start their search online. High-quality images grab attention immediately and create a strong first impression.
    • Poor or blurry photos can cause potential buyers to skip the listing altogether.
  2. Increased Online Engagement
    • Listings with professional photos receive significantly more views and shares on platforms like Zillow, Realtor.com, MLS, and social media.
  3. Faster Sales
    • Homes with high-res professional photos tend to sell faster. Buyers are more likely to schedule showings if the photos inspire confidence and interest.
  4. Higher Sale Price
    • Professionally photographed listings often sell for more. They communicate higher value, professionalism, and pride in the home.
  5. Branding for the Realtor
    • Consistently using high-quality visuals helps build a realtor’s personal brand and reputation for quality and care, attracting future sellers and buyers.
  6. Better Marketing Materials
    • High-res images can be used in brochures, mailers, online ads, and virtual tours, helping to create a polished, multi-channel marketing campaign.

High-resolution real estate photography is not just about pretty pictures—it’s a strategic marketing tool. It helps properties stand out in a competitive market, draws in serious buyers, and boosts the perceived value of the home. For realtors, it’s an investment that often yields faster sales, better offers, and a stronger personal brand.

Feel free to send us a message using the contact form below, or, email us.

← Back

Thank you for your response. ✨

Warning
Warning
Warning
Warning.