Service / Outside the envelope

Drone Mapping
for real-world decisions.

Measured maps of sites, yards, roofs, and campuses — not just pretty aerial video.

What this unlocks

From site conditions
to a confident next step.

Drone photogrammetry answers the outdoor half of most industrial questions: how big is the roof, how much material is in that pile, where does the yard drain, and what has changed since the last site plan. Flights are planned for overlap and ground sample distance first, imagery second.

Ground control is what turns nice imagery into a measurement. We set and survey targets so the orthomosaic and surface model land in the same coordinate system as the interior scans, which is what lets a roof takeoff and a mechanical model coexist in one project.

Airspace work happens before mobilization: Part 107 rules, LAANC authorization where controlled airspace applies, visual line of sight, and site-specific safety requirements. Around the tri-state area that airspace planning is a real constraint — much of northern New Jersey, Long Island, and Fairfield County sits under approach paths.

In the scope
  • Orthomosaic + surface models
  • Contours and volumes
  • Part 107 / LAANC planning
  • Standalone or paired with TLS
Typical handoff
  • GeoTIFF ortho
  • DSM / DTM
  • Contours
  • Volume report
Scope this service

Also called

Different teams ask for this work under different names. These all land on the same scope conversation.

  • Drone photogrammetry
  • Aerial mapping services
  • UAV mapping
  • Drone LiDAR and UAV LiDAR survey
  • RTK and PPK drone mapping
  • Part 107 drone mapping
  • Site topographic drone survey
  • Stockpile volume and cut-and-fill surveys

Where we fly

Airspace planning is a real constraint around here — much of northern New Jersey, Long Island, and Fairfield County sits under approach paths — so the authorisation work starts long before the flight does.

The New York side of the service area adds aerial site surveys in Cheektowaga, site and roof mapping in Colonie, orthomosaic and contour work in Irondequoit, and stockpile and yard volumes in Islip. In New Jersey that covers site and roof mapping in Edison, orthomosaic and contour work in Franklin, stockpile and yard volumes in Howell, and aerial site surveys in Jackson. Connecticut coverage includes orthomosaic and contour work in Danbury, stockpile and yard volumes in Norwalk, aerial site surveys in Stratford, and site and roof mapping in Torrington.

Your next decision

Make the invisible
measurable.

Tell us what is inside, outside, and on the line. We will help you scope the capture and the handoff — in New York, New Jersey, or Connecticut.

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