
Covering industrial, commercial and infrastructure assets across Glasgow and the West of Scotland — from the Clyde waterfront to the AMIDS manufacturing corridor and the Clyde Valley energy assets.
Glasgow commercial drone work spans industrial facilities, energy infrastructure, heritage buildings and a significant commercial property market. The city's ongoing regeneration — particularly along the Clyde and in the East End — also creates demand for construction monitoring and planning-related aerial capture.
Operational Authorisation for commercial drone flights across the UK.
High-accuracy mapping and high-resolution inspection evidence.
Drone-based visual inspection for roofs, facades, assets and hard-to-access areas, helping teams gather clear …
Commercial roof, gutter, drainage and roof plant inspection using drone imagery, with optional annotated evide…
High-resolution vertical imaging for commercial and residential facades — documenting cladding, masonry, and g…
External condition capture for facades, cladding, parapets, and high-level plant — providing a complete visual…
Outcome-led drone services for FM teams — providing the visual evidence needed for planned maintenance, asset …
High-resolution aerial surveys for commercial landlords, investors, and asset managers — providing objective e…
Objective aerial evidence for Section 18(1) valuations and terminal dilapidation claims — documenting building…
high-detail precision topographic surveys, orthomosaic maps, and LiDAR point clouds — delivered faster and at …
Glasgow operations account for Scottish weather variability, Scottish airspace regulations (which mirror CAA regulations), and the specific operational requirements of industrial and heritage sites.
Every Glasgow project is planned site-specifically — airspace, ground environment, access, and output are all assessed before mobilisation.
Full assessment of NATS, ATC zones, FRZ and local airspace restrictions for every site.
Coordination with landowners, site managers and FM teams before mobilisation.
Assessment of overflight risk and privacy considerations for adjacent properties.
Real-time weather monitoring against operational limits for wind, visibility and precipitation.
Securing safe take-off and landing points, establishing exclusion areas where required.
Management of any NATS notifications, ATC coordination, or local authority consents required.
Yes. We provide high-detail drone surveys for industrial and commercial assets across Glasgow and the West of Scotland.
We monitor weather conditions carefully and use equipment capable of operating in variable conditions. Safety remains the primary consideration for all Scottish flight planning.
Tell us what you need to inspect, survey, monitor or capture. TFTS Drone will review the site location, constraints and required output before recommending the right approach.