Property and facility teams
Document roofs, exterior conditions, hard-to-reach areas, capital work, storm follow-up, or recurring property changes.
Get useful thermal and visual drone data for commercial roofs, rooftop HVAC equipment, solar arrays, construction sites, and exterior assets. Tell us the site, goal, and deadline so we can build the right capture plan.
Each service page explains the purpose, capture plan, deliverables, conditions, limitations, and information needed for a quote.
Document thermal anomalies across accessible commercial roof areas and pair them with visible context. The imagery can help a qualified roofing professional focus moisture verification and closer testing without claiming an aerial diagnosis.
See service details →02Give HVAC contractors and facility teams current thermal patterns and high-resolution exterior views of accessible rooftop units and surrounding roof areas. This is aerial documentation for closer review—not a complete HVAC diagnosis or repair service.
See service details →03Give owners, contractors, and remote stakeholders a consistent visual record of what changed on the jobsite through scheduled drone progress photography, repeat viewpoints, and organized delivery.
See service details →04Organize thermal abnormalities, potential hotspots, and visible context across accessible solar arrays so a qualified solar or electrical professional can prioritize closer review.
See service details →05Capture selected structures and components from useful aerial viewpoints while respecting site control, access, airspace, operating limits, and the asset owner’s safety process.
See service details →06Show the size, setting, movement, and story of your property, project, or brand with carefully planned aerial photography and cinematic drone video.
See service details →A useful drone project starts with a clear question. A commercial roofer may need thermal anomalies documented before closer testing. An HVAC contractor may need current views of rooftop units and the surrounding roof. A construction team may need the same jobsite viewpoints captured every month. A solar company may need visible and thermal observations organized by array or work area.
Sun State UAS plans the capture around that question. We review the exact address or map pin, safe access, airspace, weather, obstructions, active operations, privacy, the requested deliverables, and the people who will use them. The result is a defined scope that both sides can approve before the flight.
Sun State UAS plans commercial drone projects across Florida from West Palm Beach, including Saint Petersburg (St. Petersburg), Pinellas County and Tampa Bay, plus South Florida and the Treasure Coast. South Florida inquiries include Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties; Treasure Coast inquiries include Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties. Send the exact site so we can confirm access, airspace, conditions, scheduling and travel in your project quote.
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Richard Hamilton works directly with roofers, HVAC contractors, solar teams, builders, property managers, and owners to turn a business question into a practical aerial capture plan. The scope, timing, viewpoints, file labels, and delivery are built around the people who will use the information.
Tell us who will review the output and what action follows. That decision shapes the shot list and delivery.
Document roofs, exterior conditions, hard-to-reach areas, capital work, storm follow-up, or recurring property changes.
Create a consistent visual record for owners, contractors, remote stakeholders, scheduling conversations, and project closeout.
Pair thermal and visible aerial observations with field knowledge and any hands-on investigation the job requires.
Organize visible and thermal observations so qualified technicians can prioritize areas for closer review.
Plan repeatable visual documentation for selected structures, corridors, components, and access-constrained areas.
Request current, site-specific aerial views when they support leasing, planning, reporting, or stakeholder updates.
Know which areas, angles, sensors, timing, and outputs are included before the site visit.
Receive the agreed imagery grouped and named for the people who need to review it.
When recurring work is in scope, use a defined shot list and route plan to improve period-to-period comparison.
Weather, roof materials, tree cover, access, heat, glare, airspace, and other constraints are addressed before useful conclusions are expected.
No flight is reserved by a form submission. Scope, conditions, quote, and scheduling must be confirmed.
Send the exact address or map pin, site contact, service needed, target date, and any access rules.
We review the site, flight constraints, capture plan, deliverables, timing, and quote before scheduling.
The site contact confirms access, safety requirements, active work zones, and the best window for useful data.
We complete the agreed flight when conditions allow, organize the approved outputs, and send them through the agreed delivery method.
For Saint Petersburg and Tampa Bay, request a site-specific project review with the address, asset, access contact and target date. For South Florida and the Treasure Coast, use the county and city links below for local project context. Each project has a confirmed capture scope, travel quote and flight plan.
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Sun State UAS LLC accepts commercial drone project inquiries in Saint Petersburg (St. Petersburg), Pinellas County and the Tampa Bay area, as well as Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade and Treasure Coast locations. Services include thermal roof and rooftop HVAC imaging, solar panel thermal inspections, construction progress monitoring, infrastructure documentation, and aerial photography and video. Send the exact site, service, target date and deliverables so we can confirm scope, flight conditions, travel and scheduling.
Send the exact site address or map pin, service needed, business goal, target date, site contact, access rules, and the deliverables your team expects.
No. Commercial scope can change with site size, travel, access, sensors, repeat visits, processing, deliverables, and scheduling. We review the mission before providing a quote.
No. The exact address, airspace, people, access, weather, obstructions, privacy, and current operating conditions must be reviewed first.
No. Drone imagery documents visible or thermal conditions from the agreed viewpoint. Qualified professionals make diagnoses, code decisions, engineering conclusions, repairs, and any required survey determinations.
Recurring capture can be scoped when repeat timing, site access, viewpoints, deliverables, and weather alternatives are agreed in advance.
Use the form for the exact location, inspection type, property, timeline, and contact details. Add the asset, expected deliverables, access rules, and the decision your team needs the imagery to support.
Submitting the form starts a review. It does not reserve a flight, confirm site suitability, or promise a result. Commercial pricing is prepared after the scope is reviewed.
One short form routes the project to the Sun State UAS team.
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