FAQs
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Yes, through the FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate, I am legally able to fly a small drone for business or commercial purposes, fly in controlled airspace with the proper permit, and operate under standard commercial rules like night flights and over crowds of people. I operate fully under Federal Aviation Administration regulations. Every flight is planned with safety, professionalism, and compliance in mind.
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Absolutely. Visual Vantage Media carries commercial drone liability insurance, giving clients peace of mind on every project.
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Based in Greer, South Carolina, I proudly serve Greenville, Spartanburg, Easley, Travelers Rest, Simpsonville, and surrounding Upstate communities. Travel outside the area is available upon request.
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Safety always comes first. If weather conditions aren't suitable for flying, we'll simply reschedule your session at the next available date at no additional charge.
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Most projects are delivered within 2–5 business days, depending on the size and scope of the project. If you need faster turnaround, expedited delivery may be available.
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Yes! Every image and video is professionally edited for color, exposure, sharpness, and overall quality before delivery.
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Every project is unique, so pricing depends on the location, deliverables, and flight requirements. Use the contact form for a quote.
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Not always. Drone flights must comply with FAA regulations, airspace restrictions, and local safety requirements. Before every project, I check the airspace and obtain any necessary authorizations to ensure your flight is conducted legally.
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Yes! Unless otherwise specified in your agreement, you'll receive commercial usage rights for the final delivered images and videos. If you have specific licensing needs, we can discuss those before your project begins.
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Just to name a few -
Real estate agents
Small businesses
Hotels & vacation rentals
Construction companies
Tourism organizations
Golf courses
Event organizers
Property owners
If your project could benefit from compelling aerial visuals, I'd love to hear about it.