Drone Photography FAQs in Arizona

For commercial drone work in Arizona, I handle all authorizations. Much of the Phoenix metro sits in controlled airspace near Sky Harbor, Chandler Municipal, and Phoenix-Mesa Gateway, so I file FAA LAANC requests before every flight in those areas. You don't need to do anything on your end.

Yes. Elevated Exposures LLC is FAA Part 107 certified and carries $1 million in liability insurance. Certificates of insurance are available on request, which many general contractors and property managers require before you can fly on their site.

Real estate aerial packages start at $250, construction progress documentation starts at $450 per month (at least 1 visit per week), and FPV marketing tours start at $200. Final pricing depends on property size, travel distance, and how much edited video you need. Quotes are free.

Standard turnaround is 24 to 48 hours for photos and 3 to 5 business days for edited video. Rush delivery is available for realtors working against a listing deadline. You'll receive everything through a private online DropBox link you can download from and share.

Elevated Exposures LLC is based in Chandler and serves the entire East Valley and Phoenix metro, including Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Queen Creek, Scottsdale, Ahwatukee, and Phoenix. Jobs outside that radius are welcome, with travel added to the quote.

An FPV tour is a single continuous flying shot that moves through your space, through doorways, around equipment, and over your team, in one unbroken take. Standard drones can't fly that way. It stops the scroll on Instagram and TikTok and works well for restaurants, gyms, venues, and dealerships.

Arizona weather rarely cancels a shoot, but wind, dust, and monsoon storms occasionally do. If conditions aren't safe or the light won't produce good footage, we reschedule at no charge. We do not operate in temperatures above 104 degrees.