The problem
After a storm, everyone needs the same answer fast.
Owners need repairs scoped, adjusters need evidence, utilities need damage located. Walking every roof and span takes weeks the recovery doesn’t have.
Storm Damage Assessment
Post-storm aerial documentation for insurers, utilities, and owners — damage mapped, dated, and delivered fast.
The whole event, documented in one pass.
Post-storm flights capture every affected structure in high resolution — georeferenced and time-stamped, so owners, adjusters, and utilities argue from the same evidence.
Every roof documentedhigh-res detail
Georeferencedtime-stamped
Claim-ready packageadjuster + FEMA formats
- Every roof documentedhigh-res detail
- Georeferencedtime-stamped
- Claim-ready packageadjuster + FEMA formats
Four steps from landfall to a settled claim.
The flight
We fly the affected area as soon as airspace allows.
High-resolution capture of every structure, span, or acre in scope — flown systematically so nothing gets missed and nothing gets photographed twice.
The data
Georeferenced, time-stamped, measurable.
Orthomosaics put the whole event in one measurable picture; detail imagery documents each structure. Where pre-storm data exists, before and after line up side by side.
The result
Claims and crews move on evidence, not estimates.
Documentation packages are formatted for adjusters and FEMA submissions, and repair crews get an accurate scope before they roll a truck.
Document the damage before the claims argument starts
After a storm, the first accurate record wins. Skyflex flies post-event assessments that capture the true condition of roofs, structures, utilities, and land — georeferenced, time-stamped, and delivered fast enough to matter for emergency response and insurance timelines.
What you get
- High-resolution aerial imagery of every affected structure or span
- Orthomosaic maps that put the whole site in one measurable picture
- Side-by-side comparison flights where pre-storm data exists
- Documentation packages formatted for adjusters and FEMA submissions
Who calls us
Property owners and managers, insurers and adjusters, utilities restoring service, and municipalities assessing public infrastructure. Mississippi-based, deploying nationwide when the weather goes bad.
Why the first 72 hours matter
Insurance timelines, FEMA documentation windows, and emergency repair decisions all reward speed — but only if the record is defensible. Photos from a phone prove little; georeferenced aerial imagery with timestamps proves condition, extent, and date beyond argument. We fly as soon as airspace and weather allow, and deliverables move the same week.
Working alongside adjusters and utilities
We capture to the standard the claim needs: whole-roof detail for adjusters, span-by-span documentation for utilities restoring service, and orthomosaic overviews that let emergency managers see the whole event in one measurable picture. Where we hold pre-storm data on a site, before-and-after comparisons come standard.
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