Real estate, acreage & land
For acreages, farmland, lots and commercial sites, the location often sells the property. Aerial imagery shows the lay of the land, outbuildings, access roads, neighbors and nearby amenities in a way ground photos can't — and helps out-of-area buyers understand a property before they visit.
The challenge
Open land looks flat and featureless from the ground; its size, shape and context get lost.
Investors and relocating buyers want a clear sense of a property before committing to a trip.
Strong lead images help a listing stand out among similar properties.
What can be performed
Edited stills of the home or building in its setting, framed for listing platforms.
Higher-altitude perspectives showing parcel shape, outbuildings, tree lines, water and access.
Optional illustrative outlines drawn from information you supply, clearly marked as approximate.
Smooth aerial passes edited into a short clip for listings and social posts.
Scope & limitations
How it works
Tell us the location, what you need captured, your timeframe and how the results will be used.
Share the address, property type, listing timeline and any must-have views.
You get a written scope listing views, deliverables, schedule assumptions and price — before anything is booked.
The quote lists stills, video and graphics, and the delivery timeline.
Airspace, permissions, site access, weather and on-site conditions are reviewed and a flight window is set.
Seller permission, airspace and a good-light weather window are confirmed.
Edited, organized files are delivered to the structure agreed in your scope.
Listing-ready files are delivered with sizes suited to MLS and social use.
Every flight depends on airspace, property-owner and site permissions, weather, site conditions and the regulations that apply at the time. If a flight can't be completed safely and legally, it won't be attempted — and you'll know before the visit.
Packages
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Aerial stills and optional video that show a property's setting, access and boundaries in context.
Scope can include
FAQ
Approximate outlines can be added from a plat, parcel map or description you provide. They are clearly labeled as approximate and are not a survey.
It depends on the property's orientation and what you want to emphasize. Morning or late-afternoon light is often best; the quote will suggest a window.
Yes. Rural parcels, cropland, pasture and recreational land are a strong fit for aerial imagery. See also agricultural and rural property imagery.
Serving Sioux Falls and Southeast South Dakota, with other South Dakota locations considered when travel and flight conditions permit. View service areas.
Aerial photos and video of farms, ranches, acreages and ag businesses for records, sales and marketing.
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Composed, edited aerial stills for marketing, websites, print and presentations.
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Planned aerial footage and edited video for marketing, recruiting, presentations and social.
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Start a project
Send the location, what you need to see and when. You'll receive a written scope and quote — with any airspace or feasibility issues flagged before anything is scheduled.