Aerial photographs can provide useful views of roof surfaces and geometry, but they do not reveal every concealed or close-detail condition. Their value depends on image quality, access, and the purpose of the assessment.
What to do next
Ask what the drone review can establish and which findings require another inspection method. Keep aerial observations separate from claims about concealed layers. A useful report explains both the evidence obtained and the remaining limitations.
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Contact Perkins Roofing to discuss your roof and the appropriate next step.