Data-center growth meeting large-lot estates, parcel by parcel.

Yes. Aldie measures 29.1 NM from the DCA VOR/DME, which places it inside the 30-mile Special Flight Rules Area with roughly a mile to spare, and it is core service area for us. SFRA operations run under FAA authorization with NOTAM discipline, which is part of every site's setup rather than an afterthought. Position near the boundary is exactly why we verify the parcel instead of the town.

Whichever the FAA's ceiling for your parcel allows, or Part 107's 400-foot limit, whichever is lower. The Aldie area returned no grid cell value, which means altitude is resolved through the authorization path rather than an automated ceiling — so we pull the parcel check at the centroid and corners and put the profile in writing before the flight. Where our profile needs to sit above a cell ceiling, the request goes through a manual FAA path and we file early.

Inside the SFRA, no — the standing UAS security NOTAM limits operations to clear-weather daylight. Thermal contrast does peak in the hours after sunset, so for parcels verified outside the SFRA we schedule night capture; for Aldie we plan around twilight and dry-day windows, which still produce strong ΔT separation on a wet roof.

Before a space is energized and occupied, while the reference is still clean. A baseline captured at that point records roof and envelope condition with nothing else on the record — the datum every later survey is measured against, and the evidence that separates construction-phase issues from wear. It is also the point at which nobody has to work around live equipment.

Site by site, because that is how airspace and authorization actually behave. Each parcel gets its own cell check and its own authorization path before it is scheduled, and capture is coordinated so results from different phases stay comparable. Deliverables roll up to one record set, so a developer or an owner sees condition across the portfolio rather than a stack of separate reports.

A date-stamped, geolocated condition of record: severity-ranked findings with ΔT measurements and imagery, an executive summary, and a recommended order of action. It is the measured input a reserve projection needs, and it gives a board something to compare against the next cycle instead of starting over from scratch.

No. You get a mutual NDA by default, findings are prepared for you, your board, and your contractors, and we do not publish client sites, addresses, or findings. The severity-ranked report is written as scope, not as a sales pitch.