Webinar 07.05 SkySnap: Earning with a Drone: Building Inspections

Drone building inspections are one of the fastest growing niches in the drone services market. Property managers, housing communities, construction companies and insurers are increasingly looking for operators who can not only fly a drone, but deliver a finished product: an inspection report with marked defects, technical documentation and decision-ready material. The problem is that most operators don’t know where to start, how to price such a service, and how to package it into an offer that the client will understand and pay for.
During this webinar, we’ll walk you through the entire process – from the idea for an inspection service, to preparing the raid and collecting data, to creating the report and delivering it to the client in a way that builds trust and opens the door to more orders.

Date: May 7, 2026 (Thursday)
Time: 11:00 a.m.
Format: online
Cost: free to attend
Registration: via form at
Series: Earning with a Drone

The webinar is for drone operators who want to get into building inspections or expand their offerings to include this service. It is also for drone and surveying companies looking for new revenue streams that don’t require a large equipment investment. We also invite those who are just planning to start in drone services and want to understand what the full cycle of an inspection order looks like – from the initial contact with the client to the delivery of the report.

We will show you step-by-step how to build a drone building inspection service that makes good business sense.

We’ll start with what types of inspections are most in demand in the market today – roofs, facades, balconies, chimneys, flashings – and who pays for them.

Then we will move on to practice: how to plan an inspection raid, what parameters to set, what to pay attention to during the flight and how to collect material that you will easily turn into a report later.

In the second part, we will focus on the final product. We will show what a professional inspection report looks like, how to use the inspection module in the SkySnap Portal to mark defects, generate PDF reports and communicate the results to the customer.

We’ll also talk about pricing – how much does such a service cost, how to build pricing packages, and how to communicate the value of an inspection to a client who has so far paid for a lift and a height team.

You will learn about the drone building inspection market and where to look for your first customers. You’ll see how to go from raid to finished report in a repeatable and scalable way. You’ll learn the tools for creating inspection reports in the SkySnap Portal – with tags, photos, geolocation of problems and export to PDF. You’ll understand how to price an inspection service so that you have a realistic margin, and how to talk to clients about the value of drone data instead of the price per flight.

1. drone building inspection market
Who buys these services, what problems inspection solves and where is the greatest demand.
2. Planning and executing an inspection raid
How to prepare for an inspection, what flight parameters to set and how to collect useful material for a report.
3.From Photos to Report – SkySnap Inspection Module
How to tag defects, create documentation, and generate reports ready to share with the client.
4. Pricing and Selling an Inspection Service
How much it costs, how to build packages, how to communicate value, and how to avoid the pitfalls of underpricing.
5. Q&A
Participant questions, specific cases, and a conversation about how to get started.

Tomasz Odrobinski, SkySnap
SkySnap’s head of development, leading the webinar series “Earning with a Drone.”

He works with drone operators and surveying companies on a daily basis, helping them build and scale service offerings based on drone data.

Pawel Wojcik, SkySnap
SkySnap expert with experience in inspection projects. He will demonstrate the practical aspects of creating inspection reports, working with the inspection module in the SkySnap Portal and delivering results to clients from various industries.

Because building inspections are a service that combines a low entry threshold with high customer value. You don’t need expensive equipment or sophisticated software to get started. What you do need is to know how to do it right – how to gather the right material, how to process it, and how to present it to the client in a way that turns a one-time order into an ongoing partnership. That’s what you’ll learn in this webinar.