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FAA Part 107 aerial construction documentation photo over a commercial jobsite
Drone & Aerial Documentation

FAA Part 107 Drone Construction Documentation.

Aerial coverage with mapped, repeatable flight paths keeps every month's drone shot lined up with the last. We are not a hobbyist with a Mavic. We deliver construction documentation, not just pretty footage.

FAA Part 107 aerial construction documentation photo
Aerial Progress
Aerial site context drone documentation photo
Site Context
Drone construction rooftop and envelope documentation
Rooftop & Envelope
Birds-eye drone construction documentation for active DFW commercial jobsite
Birds-Eye View

Use cases

When teams use this.

Site-wide progress updates

Roof and envelope progress

Investor reports

Remote owner reviews

Multi-building commercial sites

Deliverables

What you get.

FAA Part 107 aerial photography

Mapped repeatable flight paths

Drone stills sized for decks and reports

Optional short aerial video clips

Airspace checks and LAANC authorization when needed

Process

How it works.

01

Scope the job

We confirm the project phase, access rules, reporting deadline, drone feasibility, and the buyer questions your deliverable has to answer.

02

Capture the proof

We coordinate with the superintendent and capture ground, aerial, milestone, or completion assets without slowing crews.

03

Deliver the record

Files are edited, labeled, and delivered in 48–72 hours with exports ready for OAC meetings, lender draws, and stakeholder updates.

48–72 hr deliveryOrganized by dateExports for decks + reportsCoordinator on-site

Scope & Pricing

Pricing and scope guidance.

Scoped per project based on airspace, site size, flight frequency, and deliverables.

No public dollar figures are published because cadence, access, drone feasibility, and reporting needs change the scope.

FAQ

Service FAQ.

Are you FAA Part 107 licensed?

Yes. Drone work is performed by an FAA Part 107 licensed pilot with insurance available by COI.

Can you fly near airports?

Sometimes. We check airspace and file LAANC authorization when required.

Do you provide the same angle each month?

Yes where site and airspace conditions allow. Repeatability is part of the shot map.

What happens if drone is not allowed?

We adjust the plan to ground-only coverage and capture elevated context where possible.

Get started

Ready to document your project the right way?

Tell us about the project phase, access constraints, and what the deliverable needs to answer — we'll scope it within 24 hours.

Call (469) 200-2225 Get a Quote