Services

Commercial Aerial Services Built for Real-World Projects

We deliver reliable aerial data, spatial documentation, and professional imagery that support planning, progress tracking, inspections, and decision-making across complex sites.

AERIAL DATA & SPATIAL DOCUMENTATION

Internally uses mapping concepts, externally framed as documentation & reference

High-resolution, georectified 2D site references
3D spatial models for planning and visualization
Measurement-enabled datasets
Change detection over time

PROGRESS & CHANGE DOCUMENTATION

This is a key differentiator in Tennessee.

Monthly or milestone-based site capture
Visual documentation for project managers and stakeholders
Client-ready photo and video summaries

INFRASTRUCTURE & ASSET INSPECTION

Future-forward, not overpromised.

The preloaded Air Control app by Aloft made setup a breeze out of the box. Plug-n-play for the most part.RGB and thermal (IR) inspections

Utilities, facilities, and industrial assets
Non-intrusive aerial inspection workflows

MEDIA-READY PHOTO & VIDEO PACKAGES

Positioned as supporting decision-making, not “creative services.”

Aerial and ground-based capture
Edited, delivery-ready assets
Designed for:
- Client updates
- Websites
- Presentations
- Marketing collateral

Safety, Trust & Governance

Safety and Trust

Certifications

Networking & Relationships

FAQ´s

What types of clients do you work with?

We work primarily with commercial, industrial, infrastructure, and public-sector clients. This includes construction firms, land developers, engineering teams, utilities, and government organizations that require accurate aerial documentation and reliable site visibility.

Do you provide surveying or licensed survey services?

No. Drone615 does not offer licensed land surveying services. We provide aerial data capture, spatial documentation, and visual references that support planning, progress tracking, and decision-making. When projects require licensed survey involvement, our deliverables are structured to integrate with surveyor or engineering workflows.

How is your aerial data used in real projects?

Our clients use aerial documentation to:

Track site progress over time
Support planning and coordination
Improve communication with stakeholders
Reduce manual field visits
Create visual records for reporting and compliance

Every project is delivered with a specific use case in mind.

What makes Drone615 different from media-only drone operators?

Drone615 is aviation-first and decision-focused. In addition to professional photo and video deliverables, we emphasize repeatability, accuracy, and documentation standards that support operational and leadership needs—not just visuals.

Are your operations FAA compliant?

Yes. All Drone615 operations follow FAA regulations and established industry best practices. Safety, risk assessment, and operational discipline are embedded into every engagement.

Do you offer progress documentation over time?

Yes. We regularly support projects that require monthly, milestone-based, or recurring site documentation. These engagements are designed to show change over time and support project oversight, client communication, and record-keeping.

Do you perform infrastructure or facility inspections?

Yes. Drone615 offers aerial inspection services using RGB and thermal (IR) sensors for infrastructure, facilities, and industrial assets. These inspections are non-intrusive and designed to improve visibility while reducing on-site risk.

What deliverables should we expect?

Deliverables vary by project but may include:

High-resolution aerial imagery
3D spatial models
Progress documentation visuals
Edited photo and video assets
Project-specific reports or summaries

All outputs are tailored to how the client plans to use them.

Where do you operate?

Drone615 primarily serves Tennessee and surrounding regions. Multi-site and programmatic engagements are evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

How do we get started?

The best first step is a short project discussion. This allows us to understand the site, timeline, and decision needs before recommending an approach.