Drone surveying uses unmanned aerial vehicles equipped with high-resolution cameras and sensors to capture detailed aerial imagery and data. This data is processed into accurate 2D maps, 3D models, and measurement reports for construction, infrastructure, and environmental projects.

We cover all of Devon & Cornwall.

Most surveys are carried out within 48 hours of request and processed data (report) is typically delivered within 24 to 48 hours of the flight.

No, planning permission is not required for drone surveys. However, we handle all necessary flight authorisations and coordinate with air traffic control where needed. This is all included in our service.

The drone is restricted to dry weather only, and winds below 25 mph. For multispectral surveys, sunlight needs to be either clear of cloud or overcast for the duration of the flight. If weather prevents flying on the scheduled day, we'll reschedule at no extra cost.

No. The drone operator can carry out the survey alone. All they need is confirmation of land boundaries which can be shared by text, WhatsApp or e-mail prior to flight.

No, the drone will be deployed away from the animals and flies at approx. 300ft for the survey. The drone is also very quiet and measures 300mm.