FAA Part 107 certified drone services
Roof inspections, aerial photography, and site documentation — all flown by a licensed Remote Pilot.
FAA Part 107 Certified Remote Pilot
Will del Castillo holds an FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate, the federal license required to fly drones commercially. Every flight — roof inspection, photography, or site documentation — is conducted in full compliance with FAA regulations.
Better visibility, safer evaluation
Some roofs are too steep, high, or unsafe to walk. Drone imaging provides a clear view of roof coverings, flashing areas, and visible defects. Images can be included in your inspection documentation for easier decision-making.
High-resolution imaging
Detailed images of roof surfaces, penetrations, flashing, and visible defects captured from the air.
Steep / high roofs
A safer way to evaluate areas that may not be walkable or safely accessible on foot.
Documentation
Images are included in your inspection report to support findings and recommendations.
FAA Part 107 Certified Pilot
Every flight is conducted by a licensed Remote Pilot, in full compliance with federal aviation regulations.
Property photography from above
A great standalone service or add-on alongside any inspection. High-quality aerial stills give realtors, sellers, and developers a perspective that ground-level photos simply can't match — flown by the same FAA Part 107 certified pilot.
Property overview shots
Bird's-eye views of the full property, lot lines, structures, and surrounding context.
Marketing & listing photos
High-quality aerial stills for real estate listings, commercial properties, and land sales.
Site documentation
Construction progress, land surveys, or site condition documentation from the air.
Construction, land & storm documentation
Aerial imagery to document a property or project over time — useful alongside draw inspections, land sales, or an insurance claim.
Construction progress
Track a build from the air across every phase — a useful companion to draw inspections and builder updates.
Land & site surveys
Overview imagery of large properties, acreage, and land parcels for sales, planning, or due diligence.
Storm & insurance documentation
Aerial evidence of storm or property damage to support insurance claims and repair estimates.
What to expect
All drone services are visual in nature. Weather, airspace, and site conditions may affect flight. If drone use isn't possible, I'll use alternatives like a 360 camera, binoculars, or a ladder instead.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. I walk the roof whenever it's safe to do so, and only bring in the FAA Part 107 licensed drone when the roof can't be safely walked due to type, pitch, or steepness. If weather rules out the drone too, I fall back to a 360° camera, binoculars, or a ladder.
Yes, when needed. Drone use is part of the roof evaluation on a standard inspection at no extra charge if the roof isn't safely walkable. Standalone aerial photography or site documentation outside of an inspection is a separate service.
Yes. Every flight is conducted by an FAA Part 107 licensed Remote Pilot, in full compliance with federal aviation regulations.
Yes. Standalone aerial photography and site documentation is available separately from inspection work for real estate listings, construction progress, and insurance claims.
Request a drone service
Tell me the address and what you need — roof inspection, photography, or site documentation — and I'll confirm feasibility.