Aerial work, dispatched

Find a certified drone pilot near you

US Drone One connects property owners, contractors, and agencies with vetted, FAA Part 107-certified drone operators for photography, inspection, and mapping — one request, one qualified pilot, one clean deliverable.

Directory launching region by region — check your area.

What Gets Flown

Three services, done to a professional standard

Every job in the directory maps to a defined scope and deliverable, so you know what you're buying before a single prop spins.

Aerial Photography

Listing shots, event coverage, land marketing, and construction milestones — composed by pilots who shoot for a living, not hobbyists with a weekend drone.

  • Edited stills & 4K video
  • Twilight & elevation sets
  • Delivery within 72 hours

Roof & Property Inspection

High-resolution roof, gutter, chimney, and siding surveys without ladders or liability. Ideal for storm-damage claims, pre-purchase checks, and annual maintenance.

  • Photo report, every slope
  • Optional thermal moisture scan
  • Insurance-ready documentation

Mapping & Survey Support

Orthomosaics, elevation models, and stockpile volumes for builders, farms, and municipalities — flown on repeatable grids so month-over-month comparisons hold up.

  • Orthomosaic & DSM outputs
  • Volume & cut/fill reports
  • GCP workflow available
How It Works

From request to deliverable in three steps

1

Describe the job

Tell us the property, the service, and the deadline. A dispatch coordinator confirms scope and airspace feasibility — some sites need an FAA authorization, and we flag that up front.

2

Get matched, not listed

We hand-match one certified, insured pilot with the right equipment for the job — no bidding wars, no sorting through forty profiles, no mystery about who shows up.

3

Receive clean deliverables

Files arrive organized, labeled, and in the formats your workflow needs — from MLS-ready photos to survey-grade GeoTIFFs. You approve the work before the job closes.

The Vetting Bar

"Certified" is the floor, not the pitch

Anyone can buy a drone. Directory pilots clear four checks before they ever fly under the US Drone One name.

  • FAA Part 107 certificate, current. Verified against the airman registry, with recurrent training up to date.
  • Liability insurance on file. Minimum $1M aviation liability per operation, confirmed before dispatch.
  • Portfolio review. Real prior work in the service category — a roof inspector isn't sent to fly a boundary survey.
  • Airspace discipline. Documented LAANC workflow and a zero-tolerance record on controlled-airspace violations.

Have a property that needs a pilot?

Send the address, the service, and your timeline. Dispatch replies within one business day with availability and a flat quote.

dispatch@usdr.one