New England Drone Services is a full-service drone company based in Massachusetts. We provide professional drone services for commercial clients across New England.
3D Modeling of buildings, homes, and other structures
Models can be used for a variety of purposes, including demolition, construction, and insurance claims. The digital 3d models can be rotated and zoomed and even 3d printed.
Surveying and Mapping
Surveying and map making using RTK cm precision accuracy
Construction site inspection
Monitor construction progress, ensure quality control, and detect deviations from plans.
Facade Inspections
Inspect building facades to ensure they are safe! Each camera icon can be used to view the 4k high res image of that area.
Thermal Services
Thermal imaging to see wet underlayment from leak in membrane.
Wetlands Inspection
Comprehensive wetland delineation and monitoring using advanced drone technology.
Construction Site Monitoring
Drones are revolutionizing site management by offering a birds-eye view that enhances progress monitoring, safety inspections, and resource management. By capturing real-time aerial footage, drones can meticulously track the development stages of a project, ensuring timelines are met and identifying potential delays. They also play a crucial role in safety inspections, quickly pinpointing hazardous areas and enabling prompt corrective actions. Furthermore, drones provide detailed, actionable data on personnel and equipment, allowing management to make informed decisions and optimize resource allocation. This technology not only boosts efficiency but also contributes significantly to maintaining a safe and well-organized worksite.
Thermal Services
Structure inspection and thermal inspections
The first item in the list, shows how close a structure can be inspected with a drone. This at the top of a 250 ft tall smokestack. With the zoom lens, you can see the improperly secured nut.
The second item is a thermal image of a large leak in a roof membrane. The image shows the warmer wet area beneath the membrane showing up as bright yellow. This indicates that the insulation is compromised and needs to be repaired.
The third image is an inspection of a 250 foot tall smoke stack. The image shows the heat signature of the smoke stack. This is useful for identifying leaks in the stack and ensuring that it is functioning properly. It is far safer to inspect this with a drone than with a person!
Wetlands Delineation
Thermal camera technology on drones offers a revolutionary way to delineate wetlands, making it easier to detect contrasts in temperature between land and water. This visibility helps identify wetlands that would otherwise go undetected. Identifying wetlands is crucial for their preservation, as these ecosystems play a vital role in maintaining biodiversity, purifying water, and mitigating floods. From a construction perspective, it ensures that developments are planned responsibly, avoiding areas that need ecological protection. Conservation committees can leverage this technology to preserve and manage wetlands more effectively, implementing measures to maintain these essential habitats.