Wisconsin commercial facilities, properties & projects
Show the Whole Site with Commercial Drone Photography & Video
Above Wisconsin combines commercial aerial photography, drone video, selected ground coverage, and editing to help owners, executives, clients, and project teams understand the site and use the finished media.
From site to stakeholder
One coordinated capture. Three jobs done.
Ground photos can show details. A planned mix of aerial and ground media explains how the entire Wisconsin facility, commercial property, or completed project fits together.
Two clear planning ranges
Start with the level of coverage the project actually needs.
Choose the closest starting point. We will confirm the location, airspace, access, intended use, deliverables, and final scope before any work begins.
- Goal and intended-use planning
- Location, airspace, and access review
- Edited, organized delivery
Essential Coverage
Best for: one location and one clear objective—updated facility visuals, a project milestone, or a concise web or social asset set.
- Focused aerial and ground-exterior capture as scoped
- An edited photo set or concise core video deliverable
- Web, social, and presentation-ready files
Complete Business Story
Best for: a business that needs a fuller view of its facility, work, and brand across several marketing channels.
- Coordinated shot list with aerial, ground, and interior coverage when scoped
- Edited photo library and branded highlight film
- Horizontal and vertical versions, high-resolution delivery, and one refinement
Planning estimates only—provided to help you budget, not quotes or guarantees. Final pricing is confirmed in a written proposal after we review the project scope, location, travel, airspace, access, capture time, deliverables, editing, turnaround, intended use, and other project-specific needs. Additional locations, specialized production, permits, rush work, or travel may cost more. Submitting the form starts the quoting process; it does not reserve a date or create a contract.
Construction progress + completed project proof
Document the work while it changes. Market the result when it is done.
Active construction and finished-project media solve different jobs. Progress coverage gives owners, project teams, lenders, and remote stakeholders a clear visual record over time. Completion coverage turns the finished work into a reusable portfolio and business-development asset.
- Best for
- Owners, contractors, developers, lenders, and remote project teams
- Typical cadence
- Weekly, monthly, milestone-based, or before-and-after visits
- Typical delivery
- Edited aerial photos, overview video, and organized progress files
Completed commercial assignments
See how the finished media is used.
These are real Wisconsin assignments with a stated business need and a documented delivery. They are not stock imagery or generic examples.
Palmer Fixture & Alwin Manufacturing
Schuh Construction: Carnivore Meat Company
Colliers & Saputo Cheese Facility
Where this service fits best
Commercial coverage built around the decision in front of you.
The same camera kit can produce very different results. The audience and business use determine the angles, movement, mix of aerial and ground coverage, and final files.
Explain scale, access, layout, and operations.
Useful for manufacturing, distribution, commercial buildings, campuses, and other Wisconsin facilities.
Track active work and show the finished result.
Choose recurring progress coverage for stakeholders or final-project coverage for portfolios, proposals, and business development.
Build a library that works across more than one channel.
Support commercial real estate, website launches, recruiting, presentations, destination marketing, and coordinated campaigns.
A practical commercial workflow
From address to organized files. No complicated brief required.
Start with what you know. The plan becomes specific after the site, logistics, audience, and final use are reviewed.
Send the location and goal
Share the address, rough timing, audience, and what the media needs to accomplish.
Review the site and constraints
Airspace, access, active operations, weather, people, and useful angles are checked.
Capture the agreed coverage
Aerial, ground, and interior work is completed as scoped and coordinated.
Edit, organize, and deliver
Files arrive prepared for the agreed website, proposal, presentation, recruiting, print, or campaign uses.
Commercial and construction project questions
Clear answers before you schedule the capture.
Airspace, site activity, usage, travel, cadence, and deliverables are easier to solve before the shoot.
What types of commercial drone projects do you handle?
Above Wisconsin photographs and films commercial buildings, facilities, industrial and manufacturing sites, completed construction, developments, commercial real estate, municipal properties, tourism destinations, and other Wisconsin business locations. Regional and national organizations can use the same process for assignments at their Wisconsin sites.
What should I send for a commercial drone media quote?
Send the location, approximate timing, what the media needs to accomplish, and whether you are considering photos, video, editing, ground coverage, or repeat visits. A short brief is enough to start; the shot plan can be built after the site and intended use are reviewed.
How do you handle FAA airspace and active-site coordination?
Airspace, nearby airports, FAA or LAANC requirements, site access, weather, people, active operations, and safe launch areas are reviewed before the scope is confirmed. For an operating facility or job site, the capture is coordinated around crews, vehicles, visitors, restricted areas, and the designated site contact.
Can you add ground photography, interiors, labels, or social edits?
Yes, when they support the goal. Ground exterior coverage, interior photography or video, branded editing, site labels, and vertical social cuts can be scoped with the aerial work. The intended channels are discussed first so the shot list, orientations, edit lengths, and file organization support the agreed website, print, proposal, presentation, recruiting, advertising, or social uses.
How much does commercial drone photography and video cost in Wisconsin?
Commercial projects currently have two planning starting points: $997 for Essential Coverage and $2,997+ for a Complete Business Story. These are not quotes or guarantees. Final pricing is confirmed in a written proposal after the location, travel, airspace, access, capture time, deliverables, editing, turnaround, intended use, and other project-specific needs are reviewed.
Can a regional or national team coordinate a Wisconsin assignment?
Yes. Above Wisconsin is based in Green Bay and serves Northeast Wisconsin, the Fox Valley, Door County, and statewide Wisconsin when the location, timing, access, travel, and flight conditions make sense. A regional or national organization can send the Wisconsin address, local site contact, deadline, and intended use; the local capture and organized delivery can then be scoped with its team.
Do you offer recurring construction progress drone photography?
Yes. Construction progress can be scheduled weekly, monthly, at project milestones, or for before-and-after documentation. A scope can include repeat aerial viewpoints, overview video, and organized files for owners, contractors, developers, lenders, and remote stakeholders. For recurring jobsite coverage, see the construction progress service.