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Hutton Aerographics lists drone services in Kamloops, the BC Interior, and the Lower Mainland, including real estate photography, construction monitoring, and surveying.
Hutton Aerographics presents a range of drone services on its website, covering Kamloops, the BC Interior, and the Lower Mainland. The company says it provides professional real estate photography, construction monitoring, and aerial surveying solutions. Below is an overview of the specific services and pricing structures listed on the company's page.
Hutton Aerographics states that it offers complete interior and exterior property photography. The company says this service includes drone-captured aerial imagery and twilight conversion for cinematic evening shots. According to the company, the service also features interactive Zillow-style virtual tours. These tours include floorplan navigation, hotspots, and WASD controls. The company says the 360-degree photo spheres are optimized for MLS listings. Hutton Aerographics lists the starting price for these real estate photography and virtual tours at $150+.
The company says it documents every stage of construction projects using precision orthomosaics. Hutton Aerographics states that automated flight paths capture comprehensive site documentation for progress reporting and stakeholder updates. According to the company, the service generates high-resolution orthomosaic maps, 3D construction site models, and topographic surveys. The company says it provides bi-weekly automated progress monitoring. Hutton Aerographics lists the starting price for construction progress and terrain scanning at $299+.
Hutton Aerographics states that it provides professional survey-grade mapping services for construction and land development. The company says its RPAS-certified pilots deliver accurate topographic surveys, boundary mapping, and site analysis. According to the company, the service generates contour maps, cross-sections, and volume calculations with centimeter-level accuracy. Hutton Aerographics says the service is suitable for engineers, surveyors, and developers. The company lists the starting price for drone surveying and mapping at $300+.
The company says it provides precise stockpile volume calculations and aerial data capture for inventory management. Hutton Aerographics states that its advanced photogrammetry provides accurate data for cut/fill analysis, material tracking, and inventory management. According to the company, the service is suitable for construction sites, mining operations, and agricultural planning. The company says clients receive accurate stockpile volume calculations, cut/fill analysis for earthwork projects, inventory management and tracking, and material volume reports. Hutton Aerographics lists the starting price for volumetric measurements and data capture at $250+.
Hutton Aerographics states that it offers brand-quality aerial videos and photography. The company says the service provides professional-grade aerial content for marketing, social media, and promotional campaigns. According to the company, the service includes cinematic aerial video production, high-resolution aerial photography, social media ready content, and marketing and promotional videos. Hutton Aerographics lists the starting price for commercial videos and photography at $249+.
The company says its RPAS-certified pilots deliver professional results with a 48-hour turnaround. Hutton Aerographics invites users to request a free quote for these services.
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