While we can provide a single photo, it’s important to note that our pricing is not based on the quantity of images. We recommend reviewing all captured photos to choose the ones that best suit your preferences. Verbal communication about specific shot details can be challenging, so capturing a variety ensures we meet your envisioned requirements.

Absolutely! SkyFrame360 understands that each construction project is unique, and we offer customizable survey solutions to meet specific client needs.

The possibility depends on your project and property size. Our pilots can legally fly up to 400 feet in most locations. Generally, assuming a nadir shot from 400 feet, the drone can capture around 20 acres. If you prefer oblique shots (captured at an angle), the coverage can extend much wider. We also provide 360° panorama images that can capture your property in one image.

In most cases, yes. While some areas have restrictions that do not allow any aircraft, we can fly near or even at most airports with the necessary legal permissions. If unsure about a specific location, feel free to reach out, and we’ll gladly assist!

Our drones are equipped with anti-collision lighting which allows us to legally fly our drones at night.

It’s not necessary, but you’re welcome to join if you wish. Our trained professionals can capture high-quality imagery in various settings. All we ask is that we have clear & defined instructions for entrance into your project site.

No, our provided quote is straightforward, and there are no hidden or unexpected expenses, including travel charges.

Drones are making it much more cost effective to document and assess your project and its timeline. Access to drone photogrammetry frees the projects surveyors time for QA and also helps keep sites on track and operating according to deadlines. Construction drones are also lowering the barrier to more regular surveillance of infrastructure for more frequent maintenance checks and effective management over time.

Construction sites incorporate several contractors and the dynamic coordination of activities from start to finish. Drones collect true-to-life imagery and with photogrammetry software these images are stitched together to make maps that contain accurate geographical location information. With these maps, stakeholders can measure anything on the site, track activities across a span of time that has been mapped repeatedly. This allows for faster settlement of contracts and quick decision making, which speeds up the entire project.

To request a quote, simply visit our website’s contact page at skyframe360.com/contact and fill out the form. Our team will respond promptly to help you assess your project needs.

Please refer to our Contact page where you can also submit an inquiry directly and we will be in touch shortly.

Your deliverables will be available on your dedicated website page. Edited digital photos will be available via Google Drive using the download button on your page.

Yes, SkyFrame360 is FAA certified under Part 107, ensuring compliance with regulations for safe and legal drone operations.

Drones can be used to map bare earth before a construction project has begun so that the feasibility of it can be analyzed in detail. They can also be used to map existing infrastructure so that planned infrastructure can be superimposed, availing a range of analytics and fine-tuning options. During construction, real to planned imagery helps ensure the project is on track. And after the project is finished, drones can capture detailed and accurate maps that help in the management and maintenance of the infrastructure.

At SkyFrame360, we hold Part 107 certification from the FAA, demonstrating our compliance with rules and regulations specific to each flying location. One fundamental rule pertains to the maximum altitude permitted for drone flights, typically capped at 400 feet above ground level.

We prioritize delivering high-quality imagery. By default, we shoot photos in RAW (DNG) and film in either MP4 or MOV formats. If you have a specific preference for another format, we’re happy to accommodate.

A RAW photo contains all raw data from the camera sensor, providing a large, minimally processed image ideal for professional editing in applications like Adobe Photoshop and Affinity Photo.

The pilots at SkyFrame360 need a minimum lead time of 5-7 business days for deployment. Factors such as adverse weather conditions, scheduling conflicts, and the processing of flight authorizations may extend this timeframe.

If your project has time constraints, we are more than willing to accommodate your schedule and expedite the flight planning process.

The turnaround time for deliverables after deployment varies based on project size and scope, but in general SkyFrame360 prioritizes timely and efficient service so you can expect between 3-5 business days.

Our focus is on completing the job efficiently rather than charging hourly rates. Unlike many independent drone operators who may include travel time and breaks in their pricing, we bill only the amount originally quoted, eliminating any uncertainty and ensuring we are on the same page from the get go.

The ideal weather depends on your goals and preferences. For marketing photos, many professionals prefer partly cloudy weather for abundant sunlight and enough clouds to showcase texture in the photos.