Who we work with
Industries we serve
A contractor, an underwriter and a harbour master all look at the same aerial photograph and see different things. We plan every shoot around the reader it is for, from the air, from drones and on the ground.
Find your industry below to see how the work is used and which services fit.
Find your industry
Construction
General contractors and subcontractors
A build changes every week, and the people paying for it are rarely on site to see it. We record the work from the air and on the ground so owners, lenders and project teams can see where things stand. The same shoot can feed progress reports, close-out packages and the marketing that wins the next job.
Explore constructionGovernment
Public agencies and municipalities
Public projects have to be explained to councils, residents and funding bodies as well as to the people delivering them. Aerial and ground imagery gives agencies a clear record of public assets and works in progress, in a form anyone can understand at a glance.
Explore governmentUtilities
Power, water and telecoms networks
Utility networks run for miles across land that is slow to reach on foot. Imaging from the air gives teams a clear view of corridors, substations and treatment sites, and ground crews fill in the detail where it matters.
Explore utilitiesEnergy
Generation, solar and fuel facilities
Energy sites are large, often remote and rarely simple to explain. We capture solar fields, plants and terminals from the air and on the ground, giving project teams, investors and neighbouring communities a clear picture of the work.
Explore energyEngineers
Civil, structural and environmental firms
Engineers need to see a site as it is today, not as it was the last time someone visited. Current aerial and ground imagery supports design reviews and client presentations, and keeps a record of how a project took shape.
Explore engineersInspections and Insurance
Property inspectors, adjusters and underwriters
Roofs, facades and large properties are hard to assess safely from the ground. Aerial and ground imagery gives inspectors, adjusters and underwriters a clear visual record of a property's condition, with less time spent on ladders and roofs.
Explore inspections and insuranceMaritime
Ports, marinas and vessels
Ports, marinas and waterfront facilities are best understood from above, where berths, channels and yards can be seen together. We photograph and film working waterfronts and vessels from the air and from the shore.
Explore maritimeShoreline Restoration and Dredging
Coastal, beach and waterway projects
Coastal and waterway projects change shape across large areas, often in ways that are hard to see from the ground. Repeat aerial imagery records how a beach, shoreline or channel looks before, during and after the work.
Explore shoreline restoration and dredgingReal Estate
Residential, commercial, retail, industrial
Buyers and tenants judge a property by its location as much as its walls. Aerial imagery shows the setting, access and surroundings, and ground photography shows the spaces themselves, so a listing or leasing package tells the whole story.
Explore real estateLand Development
Raw land, parcels and site preparation
Before anything is built, a parcel has to be understood, and then sold to partners, lenders and planning bodies. Aerial imagery shows the land and its surroundings, and repeat flights record it as roads, utilities and lots go in.
Explore land developmentHome Builders
Custom homes, neighbourhoods, master-planned communities
Home buyers want to see the home, the street and the community around it. We photograph finished homes, model homes and amenities, and record new neighbourhoods from the air as they take shape.
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Tell us about your project
If it can be seen from the air or photographed on the ground, we can talk it through.
Tell us what you need flown
Send us the site and the timing. We will come back with a quote and the next available flight.