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Drone reports for insurance & storm claims
84 listed operators in 32 states say on their own sites that they document storm damage, hail, or insurance claims. Each listing quotes their words so you can judge the fit.
Claim-ready operators around the country
A sample; see all 84.
By state
Alabama (3)Alaska (1)Arizona (3)California (4)Colorado (3)Connecticut (1)Florida (11)Georgia (4)Idaho (3)Illinois (2)Indiana (1)Kansas (1)Louisiana (2)Maryland (1)Michigan (1)Minnesota (2)Missouri (1)Nebraska (1)Nevada (1)New Jersey (3)New Mexico (1)New York (3)North Carolina (5)Ohio (4)Oklahoma (1)Oregon (1)Pennsylvania (2)Tennessee (1)Texas (14)Virginia (1)West Virginia (1)Wisconsin (1)
Common questions
Who uses drone roof reports for claims?
Homeowners after hail or wind, public adjusters, roofers preparing a supplement, and property managers with many roofs. Some carriers and independent adjusters also hire drone operators directly.
What should I ask a drone operator before a claim inspection?
Ask for their FAA remote pilot certificate, a certificate of insurance, a sample report, how fast they deliver it, and whether the photos carry the flight date. If moisture is part of the damage, ask whether they fly radiometric thermal.
How much does a claim report cost?
About $500–$1,200 for a house per Rotor Rate’s 2026 guide; see the claim report calculator.
Do you help with my claim?
No. We list operators and pass along quote requests. We don’t give insurance or legal advice, and we don’t talk to your carrier.