Aerial of a community lake, preserve, and tile-roof homes east of Naples

COMPLIANCE + LANDSCAPING

Aerial documentation for your community's grounds, reserves, and storm season.

Dated aerial records of your community's grounds, roofs, and common areas, for compliance, reserve studies, hurricane season, and a clear season-over-season history the board can keep.

  • DatedSeason-over-season proof
  • ComplianceSIRS & reserves records
  • Landscape ViewerGrounds records, side by side

The problem

In many Florida communities the grounds, roofs, and common areas change faster than a board can track from a drive-through, and photos live on a dozen phones. A dated aerial record, captured season over season, gives your board one clear history of the property for reserves, storm claims, and renewals, side by side and easy to share.

What you get

Everything the job needs, from one flight.

Storm before & after

A timestamped baseline before the season, then a rapid re-fly after, for instant proof on a claim.

Landscaping & grounds

A season-over-season record of the grounds, so the board can track how the property matures and share a clear, dated picture at renewal.

Roofs & structures

Condition of common-area roofs and buildings, feeding reserve studies and inspections without anyone on a ladder.

Compliance & reserves

Defensible visual records for SIRS, reserve planning, and covenant enforcement, kept and dated.

The proof

Two flights. The whole story.

Every flight is dated and kept, so you can slide between any two visits: before and after a vendor, or before and after a storm. Drag the handle.

Top-down aerial of a lakeside community mid-build, homes framed on bare graded lots
Top-down aerial of the same community later, finished homes with pools, lawns, and landscaping
EARLIER FLIGHTLATER FLIGHT

Privacy, handled before it is a question

Because mapping captures everything, we built AI that detects and removes people from source imagery before the aerial map is built, and we confine deliverables to common areas. In Florida and most states, no attorney sign-off is required for a licensed operator documenting association property. We keep the camera on legitimate association interests, and hand your board a written record instead of a privacy headache. Our drone inspections and aerial photography cover roofs, grounds, and common areas on a single visit.

The Landscape Viewer

Your whole community, in one private link.

Every flight we make lands in the Landscape Viewer, a private web page built for your community. There is no app to install. Open the link, pick a date, and the whole property loads from above as one sharp aerial map. Board members, the manager and the landscaper all look at the same dated record, so questions about the grounds get answered with a link instead of a site walk.

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    Every flight, dated

    Each visit is saved by date. Pick a flight from the menu and the whole community loads as one stitched aerial map, sharp enough to count palms.

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    Compare any two flights

    Drag the slider between two dates to see what changed: new sod, a dead palm, lake bank erosion, storm damage.

  3. 3

    Mark what matters

    Drop a pin and add a note. It stays on the map for the board, the manager and the landscaper.

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    Report and share

    One click turns every note into a branded PDF. Share the link with the board, or download the original files. You own the data.

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The services behind this work.

The deliverable

One flight becomes a living model.

Every job ships with an interactive Viewer — the part you cannot get anywhere else — plus the raw files.

See the Viewer
Landscape Viewer showing the Saturnia Lakes community in Naples with the grounds mapped from above and a reporting sidebar.

Questions

Frequently asked

Are HOA drone inspections legal in Florida?
Yes. Florida bars surveillance that violates a reasonable expectation of privacy, and residents generally have none in common areas observable from the ground (Fla. Stat. § 934.50(3)(b)). We operate under FAA Part 107, keep the camera on legitimate association interests, and confine deliverables to common areas. For your specific situation, confirm with your association attorney.
Can an HOA fly a drone over the community?
A licensed operator can document common areas and association property. We keep the camera on legitimate association interests, remove people from imagery, and recommend a short written board policy so expectations are clear.
How do you handle resident privacy?
Our AI detects and removes people from source imagery before processing, and we deliver only common areas, never private yards or curtilage.
Will our insurer accept drone documentation for a claim?
A dated, located before-and-after record is exactly the objective evidence adjusters look for. We deliver it as a shareable Viewer link plus the raw files.
Fully insured
Naples, FL — Statewide

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