Colorado Front Range
Survey-grade aerial data capture and processing for energy, construction and land management across the Rocky Mountains.
Data Sets
Either mapping data set can be bought as a monitoring program instead of a single mission — the same site on a fixed cadence, against a permanent control network and a base surface we establish at the start and reuse every visit after. That setup work is what makes a repeat visit cost less than a one-off, so it is billed once and the visits are invoiced monthly against a named visit count. No open-ended retainer.
Stockpile inventory usually runs monthly, against month-end close; construction progress runs monthly or every two weeks, against the draw schedule. Winter on the Front Range is written into the agreement rather than left to argue about later.
How it works
Click on Request a mission, select a point of inspection or for mapping you can draw the boundary on a map and you will receive the acreage.
Pick a date range and see the flyable hours along with weather forecast, select the date range for data capture.
We will coordinate the most favorable date and time for data capture and deploy the mission on time.
Processed in house, data delivered quickly.
Who we fly for
Performing inspections of transmission lines, substations, and distribution assets faster, safer, and more often than traditional methods — while generating the high-quality data needed to prevent outages before they happen.
A dated, measurable record of the site every time you need one.
See stress patterns across the block weeks before they're visible at eye level.
Survey-grade spatial data over large areas in a single day — at a fraction of the cost and time of traditional ground surveys — while producing the same deliverables: control points, topography, as-builts, and volumetrics.
Coverage
No travel charge within 50 miles of Castle Rock — plus Boulder, Longmont, Loveland and Fort Collins.
Common Questions
The Colorado Front Range core — Castle Rock, Denver, Boulder, Longmont, Loveland, Fort Collins, Colorado Springs and Greeley — with travel available nationwide for larger energy and infrastructure projects.
RGB aerial photography and orthomosaic mapping, radiometric thermal imaging, and 3D scanning for buildings, large sites, and vertical structures. Every dataset is flown to survey-grade accuracy and processed in-house.
Yes — Part 107 certified remote pilot, with LAANC airspace authorization secured automatically for every mission that requires it.
Request a mission through the site — draw your site boundary, choose the data set you need, and you'll hear back with a scoped quote. Pricing depends on acreage, sensor, and site specifics, so it isn't published generically.