Discreet Aerial Documentation and Surveillance

Why from the air

When the argument is about what is actually there, a photograph ends it.

Unpermitted construction. A structure sitting over a setback. Equipment and trailers nobody will admit to. Storm damage an adjuster is about to price at fifteen cents on the dollar. From the ground you get one angle and a fence. From the air you get the whole parcel, dated, in one visit.

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Discreet by default

A small, quiet aircraft flown from airspace we are permitted to use. We do not knock, we do not announce the flight, and we never set foot on the property.

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Originals, unaltered

You receive the original files with timestamps and camera data intact, alongside a labeled set of the frames that matter. Nothing is retouched.

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Never published

Client work does not go on our social media, our portfolio, or anywhere else. Sensitive work never has and never will.

Who calls for this

Usually a lawyer, an adjuster, or somebody about to become one.

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Attorneys and litigation support

Family law, property disputes, and civil matters where the condition or contents of a parcel are in question and the other side will not let anyone through the gate.

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Permit, code, and zoning issues

Construction underway without a permit, structures added to a lot, or equipment and trailers stored where they should not be. Photographed from above with the whole site in frame.

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Insurance and storm claims

We have flown for carriers and for homeowners. Without dated documentation of a property, a claim gets fought. With it, the conversation is short.

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Encroachment and boundary questions

A shed against a fence line, a dock or a driveway over a setback, a neighbor's improvement creeping across. Two surveyors need an hour and a half. The drone documents it in twenty minutes.

Representative work

Whole parcels, in one flight.

Aerial documentation of a full parcel showing buildings, boundaries, and access roads — Full parcel and boundary documentation

Aerial view of active construction and materials stored across a site — Construction activity and stored materials

Top-down aerial record of a roof and the ground around it — Dated condition record

Client matters are not shown here. These are examples of the coverage and detail a flight produces, taken from work we are free to publish.

Questions

Asked before every one of these.

Is it legal to photograph a property from the air?

Above the ground, airspace is federal and governed by the FAA, not by a property line. Every flight is made under an FAA Part 107 certificate from airspace we are permitted to use, and we never land on or enter the property. If a job cannot be flown lawfully, we tell you that before you pay anything.

Will the property owner know we were there?

The aircraft is small and quiet. We do not knock, we do not announce the flight, and we do not speak to anyone on the property. We also do not publish client work. Sensitive work never appears on our social media or anywhere else.

What do I actually receive, and how fast?

You get the original files with their timestamps and camera data intact, plus a labeled set of the frames that matter, delivered within 24 hours of the flight. Your attorney decides how the material gets used. Our job is to hand you a complete and unaltered record.

Get your number

Tell us what needs to be established.

The address and what you need on the record. It goes to the pilot, and nobody else. If you would rather not put it in writing, call instead.

(561) 253-4202

Mon to Sat, 8 AM to 6 PM · Tequesta, FL

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Proof of what is on the property.