Tri-Cities Aerial Solutions / Bristol TN/VA
See the property. Follow the progress. Keep the record.
Real aerial imagery and useful site context for owners staying informed, teams tracking construction and people presenting land. Start with one project—or define a recurring observation program.
FAA Part 107 Licensed & Fully Insured · Northeast Tennessee & Southwest Virginia
Actual T-CAS roof documentation / No condition finding is represented
Three needs. A practical aerial perspective.
The deliverable should answer your question—not simply demonstrate what an aircraft can do.
Stay informed, even from a distance.
See accessible exterior areas, roof context, entrances and visible contractor activity without relying on scattered updates. Dated photographs and agreed comparisons create a useful record for maintenance conversations and qualified follow-up.
An organized owner record of what was visible, when it was captured and where coverage was limited.
Keep progress in perspective.
Capture the site at agreed milestones and repeat viewpoints where practical. Share aerial photographs and scoped mapping with owners, contractors and stakeholders so everyone can review the same visual context.
Progress image sets and available before-and-after comparisons—not certification of workmanship or completion.
Show the acreage, not just the entrance.
Present open space, vegetation, access and the relationship of land to its surroundings. Aerial marketing imagery helps people understand a property; separately scoped mapping and 3D views add site context when useful.
Listing and land-presentation imagery. Mapping is separately scoped; no legal boundary or acreage certification.
Actual public T-CAS examples
Existing roof imagery, public Steele Creek mapping and anonymous reconstruction examples show the kinds of visual records we can scope for your site.
01 / Exterior visual record
Aerial views relate roof surfaces, rooftop equipment and nearby access areas. A project record adds the real capture date, coverage notes and agreed labels.
Actual T-CAS public roof imagery. A visual reference, not an asserted defect or inspection finding.
02 / Georeferenced orthomosaic
Stitched aerial captures form a georeferenced overhead image for site review and communication. Coordinate reference, coverage and export format are agreed for the project.
Existing public Steele Creek orthomosaic. A mapping example, not a monitored owner property.
03 / Textured reconstruction
Review terrain, structures and access relationships from another angle. Scoped deliverables may include model perspectives or agreed reconstruction files; not every photo flight produces a model.
Public anonymous mapping demonstration / textured 3D perspective.
04 / Elevation visualization
Colorized surface views show relative height changes for planning conversations. Vegetation and structures can affect the surface model; this is not a certified bare-earth survey or drainage analysis.
Public anonymous mapping demonstration / colorized surface-height context.
These are public capability references, not new customer findings. Mapping and elevation outputs support visualization and documentation; they do not certify boundaries, accuracy or engineering conclusions.
What you receive / As agreed in scope
Select the outputs you actually need. A one-time imagery project and a multisensor mapping assignment do not carry the same deliverables.
Organized aerial and agreed ground photographs, actual observation dates, repeat viewpoints where practical, and notes on access or capture limitations.
A stitched top-down site image with agreed coverage, coordinate reference and file format, when mapping is part of the written scope.
Textured model views, colorized surface-height perspectives and agreed exports where capture and processing support them.
Labeled project folders, agreed downloadable files and controlled project access where scoped. Reporting, access and retention arrangements are defined before delivery.
Thermal documentation can be added where agreed and capture conditions are suitable. It records apparent surface-temperature patterns for qualified follow-up—not a diagnosis or guaranteed roof-moisture detection.
Choose the engagement, then define the scope
One-time project
A land-presentation image set, a site-mapping assignment or a construction-progress visit. Agree the area, timing and output; receive that project’s record. No future visits or ongoing oversight are implied.
Proposed recurring program
Start with a baseline, then use agreed visual observations, reporting and any included mapping or thermal work to review change. Visit allowances, intervals, access and reporting are set in writing—not assumed from a monthly price.
Standalone project starting rates
Approved starting prices for discrete projects. Final coverage, deliverables and price depend on the written scope.
From $495
A discrete aerial imagery project to present land, development sites and their surroundings. Image selection and coverage are agreed; mapping, thermal and recurring oversight are not included automatically.
Discuss This ProjectFrom $995
A scoped site-mapping project. Agree the orthomosaic coverage and formats first; 3D, elevation and additional exports depend on the written quote, not an assumed all-in package.
Discuss This ProjectFrom $650 / visit
One agreed progress-documentation visit with an organized visual record. Further visits, mapping and specialist deliverables are separately agreed; no schedule or monthly program is implied.
Discuss This ProjectThe $495 starting rate is for land and development marketing; it is not a blanket price for every real-estate photography assignment. Site size, travel, access, airspace, timing and requested outputs affect the quote.
Proposed recurring service levels
Indicative monthly starting rates, subject to scope—not signed quotations or contractual offers.
01 / Proposed program
$695/mo
Starting rate · Subject to written scope
A consistent visual record.
Visual observation only. No thermal, mapping or vendor coordination.
Discuss Property Watch02 / Proposed program
$1,495/mo
Starting rate · Subject to written scope
More context. Better-informed decisions.
Thermal and mapping have negotiated limits. No vendor coordination or unscoped extra visits.
Discuss Property Intelligence03 / Proposed program
$2,495/mo
Starting rate · Subject to written scope
A broader view of your property.
Broader negotiated multisensor and reporting scope. No unlimited visits, emergency response or live subscription portal.
Discuss Property Intelligence 360No fixed visit frequency or response obligation is promised. Mapping, thermal, ground checks and owner-authorized vendor coordination are included only where expressly agreed. Major project deliverables and add-on work require a separate agreement when outside the allowance.
Capture → organize → review
Agree your questions, access, capture area and files first. Document the baseline, deliver the scoped outputs, and review available comparisons when repeat visits are booked.
For a recurring property program, a proposed 90-day pilot offers a way to review the usefulness of an agreed observation and reporting scope. It is a recommendation, not a mandatory commitment.
Owner portal: concept only. An owner command center remains a demonstration idea, not a live subscription dashboard. Scoped private project delivery is separate and does not imply deployed monitoring software, live metrics or automatic alerts.
Purpose-built aerial capability
The right capture method for the question your property presents—not one aircraft for every job.
01 / Thermal + detailed visual
Thermal anomaly screening and stand-off visual observations help identify areas for qualified follow-up.
02 / Orthomosaic + 3D mapping
Our primary mapping aircraft captures the imagery behind georeferenced orthomosaics and 3D site reconstructions.
03 / Visual monitoring
Visual property monitoring and photographic progress records support repeat exterior observations.
Positioning support
On-site RTK corrections support georeferenced mapping and repeat property observations. Accuracy depends on capture, control and processing; this does not constitute licensed surveying or engineering.
Before you decide
Bristol TN/VA · Johnson City · Kingsport
A property update, a construction milestone or land you need to present—we’ll discuss the capture, deliverables and practical scope with you.
