Uncle Clark

A method for inspecting roofs and selling images taken during inspections to homeowners.

Why It Works

Combines the opportunity of providing a service with additional revenue from selling imagery, creating a value-added proposition.

Revenue & Traction

Charges homeowners $50 for printed images from drone inspections.

Founding Story

Not mentioned in the transcript

Business Playbook

Utilizes existing opportunities during service provision to upsell additional products.

Why this works now

Most homeowners underestimate the value of drone imagery for roof inspections. Uncle Clark capitalizes on this by charging $50 for high-quality printed images from drone inspections, creating a direct revenue stream. To reach customers, the business can leverage local real estate platforms like Zillow to target homeowners preparing to sell, ensuring they see the value in roof maintenance. A significant risk lies in the reliance on drone technology, which requires compliance with FAA regulations and could face operational hurdles if regulatory changes occur.

Additional Information

The concept taps into the residential market, which may be sensitive to privacy concerns.

Source

Podcast: Koerner Office

Episode: How to Make 7 Figures With a Drone⏐Ep. #229

Creation Date: October 3, 2025

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