Services

Services

Building Façade

Need to inspect a building? Our advanced system captures high-resolution images of buildings and skyscrapers in just a few hours. The result? A complete, detailed scan of your building’s façade in an easy-to-share, user-friendly format. Our visualization and annotation program helps companies stay ahead of the curve. With drone technology leading the way, aerial data collection is set to become the industry standard—and AeroSpect is poised to lead the charge.

Virtual Rope Access

Virtual Rope Access is a revolutionary inspection service that replaces traditional rope access methods with advanced drone technology and high-resolution imaging. This approach eliminates the need for scaffolding or technicians scaling buildings, enabling faster, safer, and more cost-effective structural and façade inspections. Operated by certified in-house pilots, our drones ensure full coverage of even the most challenging areas with minimal disruption. The high-quality visual data captured can be reviewed in real-time or stored for detailed analysis, making it ideal for maintenance, compliance, and insurance documentation.

Real Estate Marketing

Are you a real estate developer who wants to sell all the units in your building before you break ground?

Aerospect has drones that will lift the most professional grade cameras to give you the shots you need to get those apartments sold. We will put together a 360 view that can be shared throughout your marketing department and across all platforms. We have many happy clients in the NYC area that have been using us for years.

LIDAR Scanning

Aerospect specializes in the use of high-density laser scanners, commonly referred to as LIDAR, which can be deployed from the air to capture precise data. Unlike photogrammetry, LIDAR has the unique ability to penetrate vegetation, capture complex geometries that are challenging to photograph, and function in complete darkness. Through the generation of high-resolution point clouds from multiple laser scans, Aerospect is able to produce detailed 3D as-built models, which are fully compatible with CAD systems or Building Information Modeling (BIM) for efficient coordination and project management.

Construction Progress

Using a drone to monitor construction progress offers numerous advantages. It provides real-time, high-resolution aerial imagery, allowing for quick and accurate assessments of site conditions. Drones enhance efficiency by covering large areas in a short amount of time, reducing the need for manual inspections. They also improve safety by minimizing the need for workers to be on-site in hazardous conditions. With drones, construction teams can easily track progress, identify potential issues early, and maintain better communication with stakeholders, all while saving time and costs

Aerial Thermography

AeroSpect offers aerial thermal imaging services. Unlike regular photography, which captures only visible issues, thermal photography captures heat differences on a building’s surface, which reveals issues underneath. Missing insulation, rooftop/facade moisture or leakage, electrical shorts, and pipe breaks are just a few examples of issues that can be detected by thermal before they become costly repairs or liabilities.

AeroSpect has an Infrared Training Center (ITC) Level II Certified Thermographer on staff.

Drone Delivery

Point-to-point last-mile drone delivery provides fast, efficient, and eco-friendly transportation of goods by bypassing traffic and reaching remote or hard-to-access locations. This technology significantly reduces delivery times and costs, transforming logistics for both consumers and businesses. Additionally, our delivery drones are equipped for emergency response, capable of carrying payloads of up to 100 lbs, making them invaluable for urgent medical supplies, disaster relief, and critical deliveries in challenging environments.

Accident Forensics

Drones are increasingly used in accident forensics and scene reconstruction, providing a fast and accurate way to capture detailed aerial imagery of crash sites. Equipped with high-resolution cameras and LIDAR, drones can map accident scenes, document evidence, and create 3D models, helping investigators analyze the scene, assess damage, and reconstruct events with precision. This technology enhances the efficiency and accuracy of forensic investigations.