Drone capture flown by pilots with Transport Canada Advanced Operations certificates, cleared for controlled airspace and night ops where the project demands it.

Project managers, superintendents and marketing leads who need the site seen from above, once for a proposal or on a schedule for the life of a build.

What you get

Drone cinematography
Drone stills for proposals & marketing
Site progress capture
360° drone panoramas
Pre-construction site overviews
Repeat flights on fixed waypoints

How a job runs

Scope. The site, the dates, the deliverable, and whether the job is a single flight or a series.
Airspace and plan. An airspace check, an SFOC where the flight needs one, and a waypoint plan your safety officer clears before takeoff.
Fly. Cinema drone or FPV, depending on the shot, flown around live work.
Deliver. Edited film and stills. On repeat jobs, the same waypoints every visit so progress compares cleanly.

Questions buyers ask

Are your pilots certified for advanced operations?

Yes. All 4 crew hold Transport Canada Advanced Operations pilot certificates, which controlled airspace requires. Your safety officer clears every flight before takeoff.

Can you fly the same shots on every visit?

Yes. At E3 Lithium's demonstration facility in Olds, Alberta, we flew the same waypoints on 6 visits between April and June, so the build reads as one continuous change.

Can you fly beside a live operation or an open business?

Yes, with a plan. At the Oakridge Co-op demolition in Calgary the store beside the site stayed open, so flights paused for passing shoppers across 4 visits.

What does drone capture cost?

Every quote is built from flight days, crew and deliverables. Tell us the site, the dates and the cadence, and we reply within 1 business day.

On site

Transport Canada Advanced Operations pilot certificates for all 4 crew · SFOC · DJI Inspire 3 and FPV · ACSA member · $5M commercial liability coverage

Drone capture for construction and energy sites in western Canada