Drone imagery is useful when access, building position or surroundings are difficult to see from the ground. They show perspectives, no legally binding property boundaries and no verified roof condition.
What questions an aerial photo can answer
Where is the entrance? How do the house and outside space relate to each other? What direction does a terrace have? A carefully chosen shot can explain these spatial questions. For boundaries and building floor plan is the official plan for the land register more significant than a drawn line on a photo.
Check before flight
This FOCA points this outthat geographical restrictions must be checked before every flight. An offer for drone photography does not mean that you can fly at every property. Neighborhood and privacy must also be taken into account when recording and publishing.
What the recording doesn't do
An aerial photo can show visible roof surfaces. A responsible specialist will assess whether components are leak-proof, load-bearing or in need of renovation. Identifiable people and private areas of third parties should not be published without an objective reason; the EDÖB explains how to handle photos. IMLU uses drone material where it makes sense and is permitted for the property.
Sources
Publisher: IMLU, a brand of Ruta Group, Malters. This post will help you prepare; the specific decision depends on the property and the agreed services.
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