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Drone Services for Roofers, Builders & Commercial Owners

 

 

Some angles are impossible from the ground! Get all the best angles, easy pricing, and fast turnaround.



FAA Part 107 licensed

 

Aerial Pricing

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One Visit

$149

All aerial photos. No Caps. Delivery within 2 days.

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Before & After

$279

Two visits, same project. Perfect for roofing, painting, or other renovations.

 

Ongoing Coverage

$129/visit

Weekly or monthly progress shots.

 

Add Aerial Video

+$79

Adds 20–30 seconds of edited video clips to any visit.

All visits include property line overlays if needed.

 

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Why Hire a Licensed Pilot?


Let us clear up a common misunderstanding!


The FAA doesn't separate flights into "recreational" and "commercial." There is only recreational and everything else. The law is written in such a way that ALL drone operations need a license EXCEPT FOR recreational. The recreational bit is a "carve out" that lets people who just want to play with their lightweight toys play.


Unless you can actually convince the FAA that you like to look at your gutters for fun.


If you're using a drone as a tool—inspecting a roof, documenting a job site, or capturing photos for a listing—then it's not recreational. It doesn't matter if you're getting paid or not. You need a license.


We're FAA Part 107 certified! That means we fly legally, check airspace before every flight, and stay compliant.


Don't gamble with an unlicensed pilot. Hire a pro.

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Common Uses


  • Roofers: Inspections, before/after, insurance claims, portfolio pieces
  • Builders & Contractors: Job site progress, weekly updates, project documentation
  • Commercial Owners: Property marketing, aerial video, quarterly updates

 

Our Flight Checklist

 

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1: Pre‑flight

 

You send the address and we check flight restrictions, sun position, weather, and lock in the best time to fly.

 

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2: Flight

 

 

We show up, fly safe, and get all the best shots. No rushing. No cutting corners.

 

 

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3: Delivery

 

 

You get an online gallery within 2 days, ready to market or document your work.

 

 

Book Your Shoot

FAQ

Do I need to be there?

Not usually! Just give us access to the property or job site and we'll take it from there.

How many photos do I get?

All the usable ones! We don’t cap the number, but you can expect anywhere from 5-10 for small jobs, and a couple dozen for larger jobs.

Can you fly over my property if it’s near an airport?

We always check first! We have the tools to request FAA authorization when needed.


There is a LAANC fee (Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability) associated with obtaining FAA authorization to fly in controlled airspace.

What if weather is bad?

We’ll reschedule at no charge! We don’t fly in unsafe conditions.

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Ready to Get the Best View?

 

Add drone shots to your next project.

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