A clear operational process
From site request to aerial report.
Commercial drone work begins with a defined question and a site-specific feasibility review—not simply putting an aircraft in the air.
Four coordinated steps
Know what happens next.
- 01
Tell us about the site
Share the address, asset, commercial purpose, requested imagery, timing, access and known constraints.
- 02
We review the operation
We assess site access, required imagery, airspace, weather, permissions and operational requirements.
- 03
The flight is coordinated
A practical operating window, site contact, access plan and deliverable scope are confirmed.
- 04
You receive the deliverables
The agreed imagery, data and reporting are organized and delivered for the defined commercial purpose.
Useful with your request
Information that improves planning.
Exact site address and site contact
Asset type and areas of interest
Desired visible, video or thermal data
Preferred timing and recurring frequency
Site access, hazards and active operations
How the deliverables will be used
Professional operations
Every flight remains conditional on the real site.
Weather, airspace, aircraft, permissions, access, people, nearby activity and applicable Canadian aviation requirements are reviewed for each operation. If the requested approach is not appropriate, the scope or timing may need to change.
Start a site review
Need eyes on a site?
Tell us what you need inspected, monitored or documented. We'll review the site and recommend the appropriate drone service.