Yes — the team is composed of FAA-licensed drone pilots and carries insurance coverage (the website references up to $5,000,000 in insurance). 

This gives clients peace of mind regarding safety, professionalism, and liability.

We provide a wide range of drone services including:

Residential real estate photography and videography. 

Phoenix Drone Pros

Commercial real estate aerial imaging. 

Phoenix Drone Pros

Construction site monitoring, orthomosaic site scans, time-lapse photography. 

Phoenix Drone Pros

Event and wedding drone video and photo services (outdoor events, music videos, movies). 

Phoenix Drone Pros

Search & rescue operations (day and night, using thermal cameras). 

Phoenix Drone Pros

Thermal roof inspections and solar panel cleaning/inspection. 

Phoenix Drone Pros

Drone training services for those looking to learn.

Phoenix Drone Pros is a professional drone photography and video company serving Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, the West Valley, and surrounding Arizona communities. 

The company is led by FAA-certified drone pilot Robert Biggs and has more than 10 years of commercial drone experience. 

Services include commercial real estate photography, construction progress documentation, aerial video, inspections, thermal imaging, mapping, and specialty drone operations.

Drone photography pricing in Phoenix depends on the property size, number of photos, video requirements, location, airspace, travel, and complexity of the flight. 

Simple real estate photography typically costs less than commercial projects requiring video production, mapping, inspections, multiple flights, or FAA airspace authorization. Phoenix Drone Pros provides project-specific pricing and online scheduling.

Yes. A pilot conducting commercial drone operations in the United States generally needs to operate under FAA Part 107 requirements. 

Professional drone companies should also verify airspace restrictions, obtain required authorizations, and follow FAA operational rules.

Yes, in certain situations. Drone operations near Phoenix Sky Harbor and other controlled airports require the appropriate FAA authorization and operational planning. 

Phoenix Drone Pros has experience obtaining approvals for operations in complex controlled airspace, including operations near Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport.

Certain drones and operations can legally fly over people when they meet FAA requirements for Operations Over People. 

The aircraft category, equipment configuration, location, type of operation, and FAA regulations all matter. Phoenix Drone Pros evaluates each project individually and uses appropriate safety procedures and equipment.

Yes. Drone photography can show a commercial property's location, access, surrounding development, traffic corridors, neighboring businesses, visibility, parking, building layout, and proximity to major landmarks in ways ground photography cannot. 

Drone video can also be incorporated into a video offering memorandum to help brokers present a property to investors and buyers.

A video offering memorandum turns the information contained in a traditional commercial real estate offering memorandum into a short visual presentation. 

It can combine drone video, ground video, maps, property information, nearby businesses, demographic information, callouts, and narration to quickly explain an investment opportunity.

The website highlights a “fast turn around time” as one of their value-propositions. 

While they don’t specify exact turnaround times for every job, you would typically expect to discuss timeline when booking (depending on complexity, editing, weather, location).

Tip: Ask them during your booking: “When will we receive the raw footage, when the edited final deliverables?” and whether rush-service is available.

To ensure a smooth job, it’s good for the client to:

Confirm the exact location and access (is the site reachable by drone, are there obstructions, need for special permissions?).

Verify any needed permissions for aerial operations (depending on location, height restrictions, local regulation).

Ensure weather is acceptable (strong winds, rain, or restricted visibility can delay drone flights).

For inspections (roof or solar panel), clear the area as needed (e.g., remove debris, allow drone safe access).

Agree with the provider about deliverables: resolution of photos/video, format, editing expectations, timeline.

The company’s emphasis on “latest drone technology”, “access areas otherwise difficult to reach”, and “detailed and accurate view” highlight that preparation helps maximize the benefit.

Construction companies use drones to capture consistent aerial photographs and video throughout a project. Images can document grading, utilities, foundations, framing, roofing, site logistics, material storage, parking, landscaping, and overall progress. 

Flights may be performed weekly, monthly, or at predetermined construction milestones.

Many construction projects benefit from monthly drone documentation, while fast-moving projects may require weekly or biweekly flights. 

The best frequency depends on construction pace, owner reporting requirements, lender documentation, scheduling milestones, and project complexity.

Yes. A drone can capture overlapping photographs that photogrammetry software processes into a georeferenced orthomosaic. 

Orthomosaics allow contractors, owners, engineers, and project managers to view an entire jobsite from above in a single high-resolution image.

Yes. Photogrammetry can convert hundreds or thousands of overlapping drone photographs into a detailed 3D model or point cloud. 

These models can help document existing conditions, construction progress, site development, stockpiles, structures, and terrain.

Yes — the team is composed of FAA-licensed drone pilots and carries insurance coverage (the website references up to $5,000,000 in insurance). 

This gives clients peace of mind regarding safety, professionalism, and liability.

We provide a wide range of drone services including:

Residential real estate photography and videography. 

Phoenix Drone Pros

Commercial real estate aerial imaging. 

Phoenix Drone Pros

Construction site monitoring, orthomosaic site scans, time-lapse photography. 

Phoenix Drone Pros

Event and wedding drone video and photo services (outdoor events, music videos, movies). 

Phoenix Drone Pros

Search & rescue operations (day and night, using thermal cameras). 

Phoenix Drone Pros

Thermal roof inspections and solar panel cleaning/inspection. 

Phoenix Drone Pros

Drone training services for those looking to learn.

The website highlights a “fast turn around time” as one of their value-propositions. 

While they don’t specify exact turnaround times for every job, you would typically expect to discuss timeline when booking (depending on complexity, editing, weather, location).

Tip: Ask them during your booking: “When will we receive the raw footage, when the edited final deliverables?” and whether rush-service is available.

To ensure a smooth job, it’s good for the client to:

Confirm the exact location and access (is the site reachable by drone, are there obstructions, need for special permissions?).

Verify any needed permissions for aerial operations (depending on location, height restrictions, local regulation).

Ensure weather is acceptable (strong winds, rain, or restricted visibility can delay drone flights).

For inspections (roof or solar panel), clear the area as needed (e.g., remove debris, allow drone safe access).

Agree with the provider about deliverables: resolution of photos/video, format, editing expectations, timeline.

The company’s emphasis on “latest drone technology”, “access areas otherwise difficult to reach”, and “detailed and accurate view” highlight that preparation helps maximize the benefit.