About The Diocese of Sheffield
The Diocese of Sheffield’s Church Buildings Team consists of four members dedicated to supporting churches with their maintenance needs. Their responsibilities include helping with building upkeep, community use, securing legal permissions for various works, and conducting repairs. Given the age and historical significance of many church buildings, maintaining them is a large and important task.
The Diocese of Sheffield
How Drones Are Revolutionising Church Maintenance
About The Diocese Of Sheffield
The Diocese of Sheffield’s Church Buildings Team consists of four members dedicated to supporting churches with their maintenance needs. Their responsibilities include helping with building upkeep, community use, securing legal permissions for various works, and conducting repairs. Given the age and historical significance of many church buildings, maintaining them is a large and important task.
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DJI Mavic 3T
The introduction of drone technology transformed the maintenance process for the Diocese of Sheffield:
Cost-Savings
By avoiding the high costs associated with scaffolding, churches can allocate funds directly to repairs.
Efficiency
Thermal drones can quickly and effectively identify issues such as cold spots indicating dampness, slipped tiles, or obstructions like trees growing out of rooftops.
Safety
Drones eliminate the risks associated with working at heights and the potential damage to historical sites from scaffolding or cherry pickers.
Don't just take our word for it.
"With the thermal camera, we can check for cold spots where damp might be getting in and actually see the problems. This alleviates a lot of costs for the churches, allowing them to allocate more funds towards repairs."
Jo Edwards, Church Buildings Officer
Don't just take our word for it.
"With the thermal camera, we can check for cold spots where damp might be getting in and actually see the problems. This alleviates a lot of costs for the churches, allowing them to allocate more funds towards repairs."
Jo Edwards, Church Buildings Officer