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Hutton Aerographics displays a project portfolio featuring real estate, survey, and commercial drone work across British Columbia, highlighting specific case studies and partner spotlights.
Hutton Aerographics has published a project portfolio and case studies page that showcases the scope of its drone operations in British Columbia. The company says the page highlights collaborations with Realtors, Builders, and Engineers to deliver results across various sectors. The featured work includes real estate listings, survey and inspection data, agricultural surveys, landscape photography, and commercial photography.
The portfolio details several real estate photography projects completed using RPAS-certified drone technology. For a property on Dunn Lake Road in Barriere, BC, the company captured 14 high-resolution aerial photographs in 2026. According to Hutton Aerographics, this package includes full property and lot coverage from multiple angles and elevations, with a stated turnaround time of 24-48 hours.
Another project listed is for a property on Back Enderby Road in Enderby, BC, completed in June 2026. The company says this project involved 60 aerial shots, also delivered within 24-48 hours. The portfolio also includes a Kamloops City Tour from 2026, which features 14 aerial shots of the Thompson-Nicola region. Hutton Aerographics states these images cover cityscapes, riverfront properties, and mountain views to showcase the natural setting of the area.
In June 2025, the company provided high-resolution aerial photography for the City Gardens Luxury Real Estate development in Downtown Kamloops. The company says this visual data capture highlights the modern architecture and its integration into the downtown core.
Beyond real estate, the company features survey and inspection projects. In April 2025, Hutton Aerographics conducted a detailed aerial survey of the Blackwell Pit Reclamation site in Blackwell, Kamloops, BC. The company says its RPAS operations captured high-resolution orthomosaics and topographical data to help engineers track heavy machinery movement and monitor environmental restoration efforts.
In May 2025, the company performed an agricultural survey for Blackwell Agricultural Land Mapping. According to Hutton Aerographics, this comprehensive aerial mapping of the farm property and surrounding rural land assists in farm management, crop planning, and property assessment.
The portfolio also includes landscape and commercial photography. In July 2025, the company captured scenic aerial photography of Kawkawa Lake Recreational Properties in Hope, BC. Hutton Aerographics states these images showcase the pristine beauty of the lake and surrounding mountainous landscape for marketing recreational properties.
In August 2025, the company produced an aerial overview of Downtown Kamloops Urban Mapping. The company says this project features mid-rise buildings, the Sandman Centre, the Tournament Capital Center, and the convergence of the North and South Thompson rivers.
Hutton Aerographics notes that clients who book a professional drone package receive a Free Partner Spotlight. According to the company, this feature includes the client’s profile, business description, and an SEO backlink to their website on the high-traffic portfolio page. The company invites readers to view service packages or request a free quote to be featured in future portfolio updates.
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