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Wind Turbine Inspection with Drone — Blades and Tower

Inspect rotor blades, tower and nacelle without rope access or climbing. Detailed images and thermal analysis by EASA-certified pilots — faster, safer and with shorter standstill time.

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EASA-certified pilots

Fully insured

All of Sweden

Close-range blade inspection

Why drone wind turbine inspection?

Safer inspection

No rope access or climbing required. The drone inspects all parts of the turbine from a safe distance.

Shorter standstill

Drone inspection requires less turbine downtime than traditional rope access methods.

Detailed blade images

High-resolution close-up images of leading edge, trailing edge and blade tip for thorough damage assessment.

Thermal analysis

Thermal imaging reveals internal defects, delamination and other issues not visible to the naked eye.

Entire turbine

Blades, tower, nacelle and foundation inspected in a single visit for complete condition overview.

Documentation for warranties

Timestamped, high-resolution evidence suitable for warranty claims and compliance documentation.

How wind turbine inspection works

Planning & coordination

We coordinate with the turbine operator on timing, safety requirements and access.

Blade inspection

Each blade is inspected with high-resolution and thermal camera during turbine standstill.

Tower & nacelle

Tower surface and nacelle exterior are inspected for damage, corrosion and anomalies.

Report & follow-up

Detailed report with damage classification, thermal analysis and recommended actions.

What you receive

Blade report

Detailed documentation of each blade with close-up images and identified damage.

Tower inspection

Visual documentation of the tower surface with identified corrosion, cracks or coating damage.

Thermal analyses

Thermal images revealing internal defects, delamination and temperature anomalies.

Damage classification

All findings categorised by type, severity and recommended action.

Action recommendations

Proposed maintenance and repair measures, prioritised by urgency.

Digital report

Professional report in PDF format with summary, detailed findings and appendices.

Frequently asked questions about wind turbine inspection

Rotor blades (leading edge, trailing edge, tip), tower surface, nacelle exterior and foundation.

Blade inspection requires the turbine to be stopped. Tower and nacelle can sometimes be inspected during low-speed rotation.

Erosion, cracks, lightning damage, delamination, surface defects and ice damage.

Drone inspection is faster, requires shorter standstill time and reduces risk for personnel. Suitable for regular condition monitoring.

Yes, we inspect individual turbines and entire wind farms efficiently.

We plan flights around weather windows. Wind speed, precipitation and visibility determine when inspection is possible.

Yes, our documentation provides timestamped, high-resolution evidence suitable for warranty claims.

Annual blade inspection is recommended. More frequent if damage or performance issues are suspected.

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