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Drone Footage: Taking Insurance Claims to New Heights
From proving storm damage to exposing insurance fraud, drones are revolutionizing how we handle insurance claims. These flying cameras offer a unique perspective, capturing critical details that were previously difficult or impossible to obtain. But with this new technology comes new questions: How is drone footage being used in claims? What are the legal and ethical considerations? And how can drone pilots tap into this growing market? The videos below explore these questions, showcasing real-world examples of how drone footage is reshaping the insurance landscape. Buckle up, drone enthusiasts, and prepare for takeoff!
Key Takeaways: What You Need to Know About Drones and Insurance
Evidence in Disputes: Drone footage is becoming crucial evidence in homeowner insurance disputes, offering clear visual documentation of property damage, especially in cases involving roofs, where traditional inspections can be difficult and costly. (See videos: "Mold, algae’: Insurance drops SF homeowners," and both "BTS How to Complete" videos).
Potential for Abuse: As seen in the "Insurance company drops customer" video, there’s a risk of insurers misusing aerial imagery. Homeowners need to be aware of their privacy rights and the potential for unfair claim denials based on questionable interpretations of drone footage.
Opportunities for Drone Pilots: There’s a burgeoning market for drone pilots certified under Part 107 to conduct roof inspections for insurance companies and homeowners. The "BTS How to Complete" videos demonstrate the workflow and potential of this specialized service.
Insurance for Your Drone: Don’t forget about insuring your own drone! The video "Have Care Refresh Insurance" highlights the importance of understanding your drone insurance policy and ensuring adequate coverage in case of loss or damage.
Taking Off: The Future of Drones in Insurance
The use of drones in insurance claims is still in its early stages, but the potential is immense. As drone technology advances and regulations evolve, we can expect even more sophisticated applications, such as 3D modeling for accurate damage assessment and AI-powered analysis of drone footage to automate the claims process. This evolution will not only streamline claims handling but also empower homeowners with more control over the process, ensuring fairer and faster resolutions.
Ready to Explore the World of Drone Insurance?
Dive deeper into this exciting field by checking out the video highlights below. From real-world case studies to practical tips for drone pilots, these videos offer a comprehensive overview of how drone footage is reshaping insurance claims, one flight at a time. Scroll down and get ready to learn!
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Insurance company drops customer saying a ‘drone’ took photos of clutter in yardABC7 News Bay Area1,180,639 views | 9,549 | July 19 2023 19:09:04 (4,561 comments)[ Read more … ]
Just as wildfire season gets underway, homeowners insurance is becoming more and more scarce. Some companies aren’t writing any new policies, while others are dropping longtime customers. Among them is an East Bay man who was told he lost his insurance — based on photos taken by a drone over his property.
‘Mold, algae’: Insurance drops SF homeowners, citing aerial footage of roof; inspector refutes claimABC7 News Bay Area20,095 views | 291 | December 12 2024 03:03:52 (120 comments)[ Read more … ]
After the insurance non-renewal, the couple hired a roof inspector who told them their roof is good for another 20 years. “Perfect, I don’t see nothing wrong with it,” he said.
BTS How to Complete | Drone Photo Roofing Inspection for Insurance CompaniesTimothy L Brazzel19,928 views | 746 | August 9 2023 21:10:53 (170 comments)[ Read more … ]
Here is a simple BTS of a drone roofing photo inspection job that I was contracted by a Farmers insurance agent to do for a property that needed images of a replaced roof.
This video goes through my experience and overall process from start to finish of this paid job. All drone footage, and drone maneuvering were captured and done by a part 107 certified drone pilot. Thank you to the @thedroningcompany which positions me to land potential clients and paid jobs.
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Have Care Refresh Insurance On Your Drone? Watch This Video.seb orfeo10,820 views | 351 | June 27 2023 14:43:07 (96 comments)[ Read more … ]
Dji refused to let me use my (what I thought was) valid Care Refresh coverage to replace my lost drone.
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BTS How to Complete | Visual Drone Roof Inspection for Insurance claim Part 2Timothy L Brazzel467 views | 32 | November 1 2024 11:00:26 (19 comments)[ Read more … ]
🏠 Here is another BTS process of a visual drone roof photo inspection job that I was hired to complete by a homeowner who was dealing with an insurance claim and needed to provide proof of images of the roof that was dealing with potential mold, and possibly needed to be replaced.
Visual inspections are the most common type of drone roof inspection. Equipped with high-resolution cameras, drones can capture detailed images and videos of the roof’s surface. This method is excellent for identifying visible damage such as missing shingles, cracked tiles, or debris accumulation. Visual inspections provide a comprehensive overview, helping homeowners and businesses assess the general condition of their roofs without the need for ladders or scaffolding. Read my full blog post for more information on (Thedroningcompany.com).
https://thedroningcompany.com/blog/how-to-start-a-drone-roof-inspection-business
This video goes through my experience and overall process from start to finish of this paid job. All drone footage, and drone maneuvering were captured and done by a part 107 certified drone pilot. 🪪 Thank you to the @thedroningcompany which positions me to land potential clients and paid jobs.
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If you’re looking for guidance and would like more information on how to get into drone roofing inspections, click on the link here to read my blog post on how to get started, and the different types of drone roof inspections you can choose from: https://thedroningcompany.com/blog/how-to-start-a-drone-roof-inspection-business
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Insurance Pays Quickly After Seeing Drone FootageTow Talk1,336 views | 26 | September 27 2018 17:41:01 (0 comments)[ Read more … ]
Video-capturing Drones are becoming more advanced and easier then ever to fly! See how Drone footage is helping one tow boss get paid for heavy-duty recovery work. Hear from Sean Loscalzo, owner of A Superior Towing about the use of drones at his company in Davie, Florida. This video is powered by OMG National. OMG NATIONAL an INC 5000 Company that provides Custom Website Design, Search Engine Optimization, LOCAL Directory development & promotion, Social Media Development, Review management, Pay Per Click administration and of course…Telephone On-Hold Messages. www.OMGNational.com
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