We primarily serve the Prescott and Phoenix areas, but are open to travel throughout the state of Arizona. Travel to remote areas may incur an additional travel fee.

Yes, we offer complimentary consultations to understand your needs and recommend the most appropriate mapping solutions for your specific application.

Pricing depends on project area, desired resolution, deliverables required, and complexity. Basic mapping projects typically start at $50 per acre, while multispectral mapping and analysis projects range between 50$ and 125$ per acre. Our pricing starts at $75 per acre. We’ll provide a detailed quote after understanding your specific requirements.

There are a few different kinds of accuracy: area accuracy and inspection accuracy. Measurements and area will vary depending on the ground sampling distance of the map and errors in GNSS/GPS data. Data is not and is not meant to be survey accurate. Inspection data depends on several factors, including the weather, watering, and other environmental factors. The goal of inspections is to locate anomalies, which are then noted in reports.

Yes, all of our pilots hold, at minimum, a part 107 certificate from the Federal Aviation Administration.

Deliverables depend on the selected package or project details. All written deliverables will come in the form of PDF documents. Maps will be included in PDF form to ensure compatibility. 3D models can be provided in .obj file formats or a link to online hosting can be provided. If there are specific requirements for your project, don’t hesitate to contact us!

Greenspace Aerial Imaging owns all images and data unless otherwise negotiated.

Yes. If your project has specific insurance requirements, please reach out to us.

Project timelines vary based on site size and complexity. Typically, data collection takes 1-2 days for most sites under 150 acres, with deliverables ready within 5-10 business days after collection.

We require winds below 20 mph, no precipitation, and reasonable visibility. Light cloud cover is acceptable and sometimes preferable for consistent lighting in multispectral imaging.

Project location, approximate area size, desired deliverables, timeline requirements, and the intended use case help us provide accurate quotes.

Yes, we offer discounted subscription packages for clients needing regular monitoring (weekly, monthly, quarterly) with trend analysis included.

Multispectral imaging is a technique that captures image data at specific wavelengths across the electromagnetic spectrum. Unlike conventional photography that captures only visible light (red, green, and blue wavelengths), multispectral imaging extends beyond what the human eye can see, collecting data from ultraviolet and infrared regions as well. This data is then used to estimate things like vegetation health, chlorophyll content, and vegetation water content.

Thermal imaging is a technology that detects and visualizes heat (infrared radiation) emitted by objects and converts it into visible images. All our employees hold at minimum a Level 1 thermography certificate.

We typically deliver maps with ground sampling distance (GSD) of 1-5 cm/pixel depending on flight altitude and project requirements. This means each pixel in your map represents 1-5 cm on the ground.