Thermal Roof Inspection
Starting at $750
Radiometric thermal scan maps trapped moisture and failing insulation before it becomes a leak.
Inspections By:Boogie
Commercial
Radiometric thermal and close-proximity drone inspections for roofs, towers, solar arrays, and job sites. Data your crew can act on.
Explore InspectionsContent By:Boogie
Content
Brand photography, product shots, and cinematic video that looks expensive — shot on-location, edited, and delivered ready to post.
Explore ContentRepresentative service imagery — your job's photos are yours, delivered with the report.
How It Works
Book → Fly → Deliver
1
Book
Pick your service and lock your date through the Client Portal.
2
Fly
We show up and capture — inspections, imagery, or both.
3
Deliver
Files and reports land on the agreed timeline, ready to use.
Commercial
Inspections By:Boogie
See what eyes can't. Four inspection services flown on a radiometric thermal platform — no climbers, no shutdowns, reports in 48 hours.
Cell Tower Inspection
Project-based scoped by conversation
Close-proximity 10x zoom capture of mounts, antennas, and guy hardware. No climbers, no shutdowns.
Solar Array Thermal Scan
Project-based scoped by conversation
Thermal sweep finds dead cells, hot spots, and diode failures across entire arrays.
Construction Progress Monitoring
Starting at $500/visit
Scheduled aerial captures document every phase — for owners, lenders, and marketing.
Content
Content By:Boogie
Stories that look expensive. Photography and video for brands, listings, and events — small projects, shot on-location by a mobile photographer, and scoped by conversation before anything is booked.
Brand Photography Session
Project-based scoped by conversation
A fast-hit shoot delivering scroll-stopping photos and clips for your brand — ready to post.
Product Photography
Project-based scoped by conversation
Your product lit and shot like a hero — images built to sell.
Brand Video
Project-based scoped by conversation
Cinematic brand films and promos that move as fast as your business.
Real Estate Media Package
Project-based scoped by conversation
Aerial + interior stills that move listings. Delivered in 24 hours.
Social Content Day
Project-based scoped by conversation
A full day of scroll-stopping content, shot and ready to post.
Event Coverage
Project-based scoped by conversation
Full-event photo/video coverage, delivered fast.
Field Notes
Notes from the field
Plain-English notes on what inspections actually find, what this work costs and why, and how to hire for it — written by the operator, not a marketing team.
October 21, 2026
What a Thermal Roof Scan Actually Shows
A roof can pass a walk-through and still be soaked. Here is what a radiometric scan sees, what it cannot prove, and how the report turns into a repair bid instead of a guess.
Read the noteOctober 21, 2026
Hiring a Drone Operator? Five Questions That Protect You
The drone is the easy part. The certificate, the insurance, and the airspace plan are what stand between you and the liability — five questions to ask before anyone launches over your property.
Read the noteOctober 22, 2026
The Panels That Look Fine and Still Lose Money
A solar array can look perfect from the ground and still be quietly underproducing. Here is what a radiometric thermal sweep sees that your eyes — and usually your inverter readout — cannot.
Read the noteOctober 22, 2026
A Photo Album Is Not a Project Record
Anyone can fly a site once and send pretty pictures. A progress record is different: the same vantage points, on a schedule, dated and organized — so an owner, a lender, or a dispute six months from now can line two visits up and see exactly what changed.
Read the noteOctober 23, 2026
The Two Angles That Sell a Listing
A listing is judged in a scroll, in seconds. The aerial shows the property in its setting; the interior stills make every room read at its best. Here is what a listing set actually has to do, what ours includes — and what it honestly does not.
Read the noteOctober 23, 2026
You Don't Have to Climb It to See It
Most tower questions are visual questions — what condition are the mounts, antennas, feed lines, and guy hardware in? A drone answers those from the ground, with the site still live. Here is what that pass sees, and where a climb still earns its place.
Read the noteOctober 24, 2026
One Day of Shooting, Weeks of Posting
Most small businesses don't fail at social media because their work isn't interesting. They fail in the gaps — the busy weeks when nothing gets shot and the feed goes quiet. A content day fixes the supply problem: one full day, shot where your brand lives, edited into a batch built to carry your feeds for weeks.
Read the noteOctober 25, 2026
The Hero Shot Earns the Click, the Detail Shot Earns the Sale
Online, a customer cannot pick your product up. The hero image has to stop the scroll and earn the click; the detail and angle coverage has to answer the questions that would have been asked in a store. Here is what each shot is for — and why a consistent look across a whole line matters more than any single frame.
Read the noteOctober 25, 2026
One Film, Two Jobs: The Feature and the Cuts
A brand film has to hold attention on your website, and its cuts have to earn a stop in a feed. Those are different jobs — here is why the plan, the shoot, and the edit are built for both from the first conversation, not adapted as an afterthought.
Read the noteOctober 26, 2026
A Brand Session Is a Library, Not a Portrait
One good portrait does not feed a website, a feed, and a launch at once. A brand session is planned as a small library — a shot list agreed before the day, shot where your brand lives, delivered as edited photos plus short clips built to carry a month of posting from a single afternoon.
Read the noteOctober 26, 2026
While the Event Is Still the Conversation
An event has two audiences: the people in the room, and everyone who hears about it afterwards. Full-event photo and video coverage serves the first; highlight selects delivered fast — while the event is still the conversation — serve the second. Here is why the two deliveries are different jobs, and what honest event coverage does and does not promise.
Read the noteService Area
Based in Irmo. Flying the Southeast.
Based in Irmo, SC — serving the Midlands, statewide South Carolina, and NC/GA. Out-of-area jobs carry a $450 site mobilization fee, quoted up front, never buried.
Tell us your site address and we'll confirm coverage and quote the job.
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