Common questions before a mission.

We are based in Wisconsin and travel based on the mission type, urgency, airspace, weather and project scope.

Every mission depends on wind, precipitation, visibility, temperature, airspace and aircraft limitations. We will not fly when conditions create an unacceptable safety or equipment risk.

Urgent recovery and incident-support requests are handled as quickly as availability, travel, weather, airspace and site access allow. Calling or texting the number at the top is the fastest way to reach us.

No. Thermal and visual drone technology can improve awareness and coverage, but results depend on timing, conditions, terrain, vegetation, temperature contrast, access and the nature of the target or issue.

Send the project location, service needed, desired result, urgency, approximate site size, access details and any known hazards or restrictions.

Depending on the job, deliverables may include high-resolution photos, thermal imagery, video clips, labeled findings, orthomosaics, maps, progress comparisons or organized digital project folders.

No. Current agricultural services focus on aerial imaging, crop and field observation, livestock monitoring, drainage mapping, wildlife-damage documentation and related data capture.

No. We use and expand a professional equipment fleet based on mission requirements. Aircraft and sensors are selected for the work rather than forcing every job onto one platform.

Some controlled-airspace missions may be possible with the appropriate FAA authorization. Feasibility depends on the exact location, altitude, timing and mission requirements.