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Real World Examples

Below are real world examples performed for our clients.

This is why we are called an aerial solutions service: We find faults not visible from the ground

The biggest advantage of an aerial inspection is how quickly the top of a structure — the part most exposed to the elements and most prone to rot — can be seen. Below is the same pole from the drone and from the ground looking up.

Cross-arm Rot: Drone View:

Serious wood rot from the top. Both right and middle insulators on the bottom cross-arm are in danger of detaching.

Cross-arm Rot: Ground View:

From below, the rot om the right side simply isn't visible. Walking inspection performed prior to drone flight missed it.

Aerial Mapping KDMC New ER Before (using DronDeploy)

Aerial Mapping KDMC New ER After (DroneDeploy)

KDMC 3D Map

3D map created for future construction planning.

Flying J Sign Weld Inspection

Inspection welds on this sign is costly. It requires two people with aerial lift training to use a 160 foot aerial lift, fall protection and handheld phones to document the welds on this sign. You also have the cost of drop off and pick-up of the lift

Flying J Weld Inspection

With drones, the cost is significantly less, no one is high in the air, and takes substantial less time

Real Estate

This 42 acre property had been on the market for almost a year, sold within 60 days of using aerial photography to capture the property

Aerial Photography

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