Drone documentation · FAA Part 107 · Western Puerto Rico
Drone flights that leave a record.
We read your permit condition first.
We fly your site as often as the job needs it, and file every frame dated and georeferenced, so you can pull it years later.
Tell us what you need →- Baseline records
- Permit obligation registers
- Post-storm capture
- Working drawings
- Compliance calendars
- Thermal inspection
- Property and venue films
- Progress documentation
- Existing-condition sheets
- Brand and campaign aerials
- Submittal & RFI logs
- Fixed-point series
- Weddings
- Solar array scans
- Compliance-zone sheets
- Social cuts and reels
- Punch list documentation
- Seasonal monitoring
- Milestone and opening days
- Design overlays
- Pay application evidence
- Aerial second unit
- Roof & envelope moisture
- Document control
- Stills for press and listings
- Indexed PDF delivery
- SHA-256 fingerprinting
- Private events
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The aerial record
We fly it before the first machine moves, then as often as the job needs it.
Dated, georeferenced photography over time
- Baseline records
- Progress documentation
- Post-storm capture
- Closeout photography
- Fixed-point series
- Seasonal monitoring
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Thermal
We map the heat. Your O&M contractor calls the fault.
Radiometric thermal imagery, located and indexed
- Thermal inspection
- Solar array scans
- Roof & envelope moisture
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Drawings
We redraw permit figures to scale, by layer.
Redrawn to scale, by layer, for the field
- Working drawings
- Existing-condition sheets
- Compliance-zone sheets
- Design overlays
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Project management
We track each condition to a date and an owner.
Conditions tracked to dates and owners
- Permit obligation registers
- Compliance calendars
- Submittal & RFI logs
- Punch list documentation
- Pay application evidence
- Document control
Reading
The field guide
Every rule that decides whether a flight over a permitted site in Puerto Rico is lawful, and what the permits already oblige somebody to photograph. Twelve readings, each quoting the section that settles it. Free to read, free to print. Open the guide →
Can you fly here, this high, at this hour?
The checks that decide it in Puerto Rico — airspace, altitude, light, the land underneath, and the Commonwealth statute a mainland checklist has never heard of. With the link that answers each one, and a printable card. Read it →
What the EPA construction permit asks you to photograph
Two inspection schedules, a report inside 24 hours, and the closeout clause that names ground or aerial photographs, before and after. With the part numbers. Read it →
We hash every file the day we pull the card. A correction goes on top of the original, and both stay.
Every frame keeps the date and the hash we gave it that day.