Drone Operator in Need of Work

Submitted by hagopbartesian t3_zxjvuv in massachusetts

Hey everyone, I am a local drone operator in the Greater Boston area. I started my business right out high school and have been doing this since drones came on the scene back in 2016. I have done work for some big name clients, from commercial snow removal companies and property managers, to local realtors and attorneys. I cover a wide range of industries and applications from the sky. I am insured and licensed with an FAA Part 107. Depending on what you need, I can often deliver content same day. Send me a DM if you or someone you know might be in need of a drone operator, I can send you samples of my work.

Regular services: Aerial photography, aerial videography, video production, any and all forms of inspection (bridge, telecom, roofs...etc), progress tracking.

Specialty services I offer: 3D modeling and mapping, cinematic aerial videography for movie production, live streaming.

Services I DO NOT offer: Crop spraying, spying, drone transportation, thermal imaging (yet).

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EugenioFV t1_j21enrw wrote

Try advertising to the architecture firms and to businesses like “Existing conditions” or any of the many laser scanning companies.

I own a small architecture firm, and as part of our services do 3D scans/ point clouds. It’s a HUGE benefit for construction sector.

What drone / photogrammetry software do you use?

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uclamutt t1_j21iibe wrote

Great idea! My contractor and architect required it for my property before a massive renovation last year.

Housing market is tough right now but maybe try hooking up with a realtor, architect, engineering firm.

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hagopbartesian OP t1_j22qcze wrote

I’ve used a bunch of DJI drones over the years, I do not bother with any other brands. They’re the best. Used Pix4D, drone deploy, and GSP from DJI for mapping.

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LackingUtility t1_j2264a8 wrote

Sorry, I only need spying and crop spraying. Dastardly varmints…

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frankybling t1_j227c55 wrote

Real Estate companies employ drone videos a lot these days… maybe reach out to a bunch of them?

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questfire t1_j214q5k wrote

Ballpark, how much do you charge?

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hagopbartesian OP t1_j22q5ag wrote

It really depends on the project. For photos only, usually $150-$200. Videos can get expensive but range from $300 for a real estate video to $7,500 range for a full promotional edit.

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Double_Time_ t1_j2182n7 wrote

Have you tried asking the US military if they need any help with drone operations??

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