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Aerial Drone Mapping in Kentucky

Measurable maps and models for construction, real estate and agriculture, flown and processed by an FAA-licensed pilot across Kentucky and Southern Indiana.

Trusted by the teams building Kentucky

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Precision data

See every detail from above

Unlock detailed insight with aerial mapping. I produce high-resolution maps and models that support real decisions across construction, real estate, agriculture and environmental management.

With more than 20 years in photography and video, and flying since 2014, I plan and fly photogrammetry missions that turn thousands of overlapping frames into accurate, georeferenced maps and models. I primarily serve Kentucky and Southern Indiana and travel when the project calls for it.

What I deliver

Maps and models for real decisions

Orthomosaics

High-resolution images stitched into accurate, color-corrected maps of large areas, measurable and current.

3D models

Detailed, interactive models that bring a site to life for planning, analysis and visualization.

Digital terrain models

Elevation data for topographic assessment, grading and land-use planning.

Deliverables

Maps and orthomosaics from recent missions

Every map below came from a real mission: stitched, color-corrected and checked before delivery.

Case study

One site, mapped through time

The new Louisville VA Medical Center site, in 27 monthly maps from June 2024 to September 2026, lined up on each other so only the construction moves. Recurring orthomosaic flights turn a construction site into a timeline: compare months side by side, measure what moved and give every stakeholder the same picture of progress.

Drone orthomosaic map of the Louisville VA Medical Center construction site, June 24, 2024
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3D site model with elevation labels over a multistory building and parking garage

Pretty pictures are optional. Measurable, georeferenced maps are the point.

3D models and terrain

From flat maps to full models

Photogrammetry does not stop at two dimensions. Textured 3D models and digital terrain models let engineers, estimators and planners measure stockpiles, check grades and walk a site without leaving the office.

Drone orthomosaic map of the new Louisville VA Medical Center construction site in March 2026

One flight becomes a site you can measure, share and revisit.

Mapping in motion

Watch the process

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Why teams map with me

Mapping you can trust

Mapping is only useful if you can trust it. I fly planned missions with consistent overlap, then process and quality-check every deliverable before it reaches you, as shareable maps, measurable models or raw data for your own GIS and CAD workflows.

Every drone flight is made by an FAA-licensed, fully insured pilot, with airspace checked and cleared before launch. My maps are visual and measurement tools for planning and progress; they are not a legal boundary survey, which still needs a licensed land surveyor.

Mapping pairs naturally with my other work: construction progress documentation, drone inspections and commercial real estate photography across Kentucky and Southern Indiana.

Common questions

Drone mapping questions

What is an orthomosaic map?

A single, high-resolution top-down image stitched from many overlapping drone photos and georeferenced, so the whole site can be viewed and measured in one file.

Is a drone map the same as a land survey?

No. My maps are visual and measurement tools for planning and progress. They are not a legal boundary survey, which still needs a licensed land surveyor.

Can you map the same site every month?

Yes. Planned missions can be flown again on a schedule, so each new map lines up with the last and you can compare the site month to month.

Can mapping be done on the same visit as progress photos?

Yes. Orthomosaic maps and 3D models can be captured alongside progress photos and video, which saves a second trip to the site.

How much does drone mapping cost?

It depends on the site, what you need captured and how often. Send the address and what you have in mind, and you get one clear price for the whole job before the flight.

What areas do you cover?

Louisville, Lexington and the rest of Kentucky, plus Southern Indiana, including New Albany, Jeffersonville, Clarksville and Evansville.

Aerial orthomosaic of a wooded estate with a pool, long lawn and curving road in fall color

Have a site that needs measuring?

Get a quote and a flight date

Tell me the site coverage, output format and measurements your team needs. I will confirm suitable deliverables and the project scope before quoting.