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Drone-mounted cameras have become a favorite tool of many roofing contractors, since they offer the chance to quickly, easily and inexpensively view projects.
The unmanned aerial vehicles are growing in popularity among roofing contractors and IRE officials are encouraging drone makers to exhibit at the 2018 show.
Ten years ago, when someone said the word “drone,” the first thing that someone may have thought of — if they had any idea what a drone was — was military predator drones flying over Afghanistan for use on the battlefield.
