Eyes in the sky. Data on the ground.
See the whole site. Measure every inch.
Drone inspection, mapping, and imaging for insurers, contractors, and public agencies across Missouri and Illinois. Files that open in your software, delivered on a date. Built for the job, not the shoot.
- FAA Part 107
- Fully insured
- Missouri & Illinois
- GeoTIFF · LAS · OBJ delivered
- Same-day quotes
What we deliver
Four jobs. One operator. Files you can measure.
Every engagement is flown to a plan and comes back as organized, dated, georeferenced files — not a folder of pretty pictures.
S-01Inspection
Every face, every elevation, thermal paired to visible — without renting a lift.
- ▸High-resolution stills organized by face and elevation
- ▸Thermal + visible image pairs
- ▸Annotated anomaly shortlist
S-02Construction Progress
The same positions every visit, so the timeline reads clean for owners, lenders, and closeout.
- ▸Repeatable aerial + ground positions per visit
- ▸Dated, organized delivery
- ▸Orthomosaic and 3D model per visit (optional)
S-03Insurance Documentation
Timestamped, GPS-intact records before repairs begin — organized so they hold up when questioned.
- ▸Pre-loss baseline set
- ▸Post-event damage passes
- ▸Thermal moisture map (roofs)
S-04Mapping & 3D
Orthomosaics, point clouds, and 3D models delivered as measurable, georeferenced files.
- ▸Orthomosaic
- ▸Point cloud
- ▸Textured 3D model
Photography
JPEG · TIFF · RAW on request
Video
4K H.264 · ProRes on request
Orthomosaic
GeoTIFF · Web map link
Thermal
Radiometric JPEG · PDF report
Mapping & point clouds
LAS / LAZ · GeoTIFF DSM / DTM
3D models
.glb · .obj · Web viewer link
Representative work · construction progress
One build.
Same positions, every visit.
Subject: BSI Constructors — a sculptural concrete chapel in St. Louis. Followed from formwork to consecration: scheduled flights from the same aerial positions, matched ground frames, and a dated archive the owner, the architect, and the builder all pulled from. The finished film is the part people ask about in meetings.
- Timeline
- Feb – Jul 2025
- Visits
- Scheduled monthly
- Positions
- Repeated every flight
- Delivered
- Stills · aerials · film
Who calls
Built for the people who have to sign off.
Insurers & adjusters
Pre-loss baselines and post-storm passes with EXIF intact, organized so the record holds when it is questioned.
See the service →General contractors
Progress from the same positions every visit, dated for pay apps, owner reports, and closeout.
See the service →Facilities & owners
Roofs, facades, and rooftop systems inspected without a lift, with thermal paired to visible.
See the service →Public agencies & engineers
Orthomosaics, point clouds, and 3D models delivered as measurable, georeferenced files in the format your software reads.
See the service →How it works
Three steps from site to files.
01
Send the site
Address, what has to come back, and a date window. Two minutes on the quote form, or a text if that is faster.
02
Flight plan and number, same day
Airspace checked, positions planned, and a written quote in your inbox — usually before end of day.
03
Files on the agreed date
Organized, dated, named the way your team files them. GeoTIFF, LAS, OBJ, PDF — whatever your software opens.
Also
Headshots. One to hundreds. On site.
Same operator, portable studio, consistent light and color across the whole roster — shot at your office or on the jobsite the same day as the flight, if you like. Files in 72 hours.
See headshots →Debrief notes
“The roof set came back organized by slope with every anomaly flagged twice — thermal and visible. Our adjuster had nothing to ask.”
“The orthomosaic let our engineer measure setbacks without a second site visit. Clean data, delivered exactly as promised.”
“Our whole leadership team got headshots in one afternoon and they actually look like the same company took them.”
“He caught the ten seconds of our daughter belly-laughing that we will keep forever. Worth every penny.”
Cleared for
takeoff?
Send the site, the date, and what you need delivered. You get a reply — usually with a number attached — before the end of the day.