Your listing, from above.
Aerial photos and flyover tours that show the lot, the location, and the lifestyle a ground photo never could, for real estate listings, construction progress, and business marketing. One licensed local pro shoots it, edits it, and can build the page it lives on.
Booking opens the day the certificate clears.
Flying a drone for a paying client is commercial work, and it takes an FAA Part 107 certificate and insurance to do it right.
That certification is in progress, the exam is scheduled and coverage is lined up. Until it is active, I am not booking paid flights. What I am doing now is building the early list and locking launch pricing for agents and builders who want first dibs. Get on it, and you are first to fly.
A listing flyover, start to finish.
Business & brand aerials $650–$950, quoted by the site. Construction progress $300 per visit. Twilight +$100, rush +25%.
Common questions.
FAA Part 107 certification is in progress, the exam is scheduled and insurance is lined up. Until the certificate and insurance are active, I am not booking paid flights. Get on the early list and you are first to book the day it goes live.
Launch pricing: a listing flyover is $295 for the aerial photos, or $495 with an edited video tour. Business and brand aerials run $650–$950 quoted by the site. Construction progress is $300 per visit. Flat numbers, posted up front.
Standard delivery is 2–3 business days after the flight. Same or next-day rush is available for a 25% premium when the schedule allows. Weather and airspace are the honest variables, so every booking includes a backup date.
Often, yes. Much of Wauwatosa sits in controlled airspace tied to Lawrence J. Timmerman Airport (KMWC) and near Milwaukee Mitchell (KMKE). Most local jobs need LAANC authorization, which I handle and clear for your exact address before we schedule, never on the fly.
Both. Beyond stills, the drone captures smooth flyover tours and simple cinematic moves like orbits, rising reveals, and slow push-ins, sized for MLS and social. The focus is clean listing and property aerials, not high-speed FPV or large event productions.
It makes your listing look like the best option on the page, that is what I sell: great footage, delivered fast. Whether it sells is the market’s call. I will not promise an outcome I do not control, and anyone who does is guessing.



