What to Know Before We Fly

Mapping, measurement, RGB and thermal inspection, 3D modeling, recurring monitoring, and real estate marketing. Each project is scoped around the result you need.

QuickView serves the Chattahoochee Valley, east Alabama, west and central Georgia, and South Metro Atlanta. Projects beyond the core region are considered based on scope and travel.

Yes. Commercial flights are conducted under FAA Part 107. Current insurance information and certificates are available on request.

Sometimes. QuickView reviews airspace, authorization requirements, site conditions, operating limits, permissions, and risk before scheduling a mission.

The mission is rescheduled when wind, precipitation, visibility, lighting, or thermal conditions would compromise safety or data quality.

An orthomosaic combines many overlapping photographs into one corrected, high-resolution aerial map that can be georeferenced and measured.

Accuracy depends on altitude, overlap, camera, RTK, ground control, terrain, surface texture, processing, and intended use. Requirements are established during scoping.

No. Drone-derived maps support planning and documentation but do not replace a licensed survey where a certified or stamped survey is legally required.

RTK improves image positioning during flight. Ground control points provide surveyed reference locations that can strengthen alignment and quality verification when required.

Yes. Properly planned photogrammetry can create measurable surfaces for stockpile quantities, earthwork comparisons, areas, distances, and elevations.

Yes. Overlapping aerial and ground imagery can produce point clouds, textured meshes, surface models, and interactive views when the capture conditions support reconstruction.

Radiometric thermal imagery documents temperature patterns and anomalies. Qualified specialists determine the cause, severity, and appropriate corrective action.

Visible imagery provides location and physical context for thermal patterns. Paired views make findings easier for roofing, solar, maintenance, and engineering teams to review.

Yes. QuickView can collect detailed RGB and radiometric thermal imagery while reducing difficult access solely to obtain photographs.

Yes. Weekly, biweekly, monthly, or milestone-based missions can create consistent maps, imagery, panoramas, video, measurements, and dated project records.

Yes, when the mission can be completed safely and legally. Common applications include roofs, bridges, towers, façades, utilities, and industrial assets.

Send the location, project objective, intended use, approximate size or asset type, schedule, access information, and expected deliverables.

Project Base Fee + Size/Complexity + Deliverables + Processing + Travel + Special Requirements. Pricing reflects the work required to produce the result, not flight time alone.

Contact QuickView as early as practical. Airspace, access, weather, site coordination, control requirements, and processing workload can affect availability.

Site size, processing load, deliverable complexity, weather, airspace, control requirements, review needs, and requested revisions affect delivery timing.

Formats are agreed during scoping and may include photographs, video, PDF reports, GeoTIFFs, point clouds, 3D models, measurement reports, or interactive content.