AerialScopeFlight
Real estate aerials
Drone photos and video for Tri-Cities listings: the house, the lot, the neighborhood and the view. Sized for MLS, Zillow and socials. Photos within 3 business days.
From $199
Property & marketing
Help buyers picture the whole parcel
From the ground, land is hard to sell. From the air, buyers see the shape, the road frontage, the tree line and the view. Approximate lot lines make the parcel easy to follow.
Get a quoteFrom $199
Who it's for
Built for
Land and lot agents
Aerials show what a ground photo can't: where the parcel sits, what's around it and how the land lies.
Farm and acreage owners
Buyers looking from out of town can see the fields, woods, barns and access before they make the drive.
Developers selling parcels
Outlined lots on one aerial photo help buyers compare sites and see how they fit together.
What you get
Included
- 15–25 edited aerial photos of the property
- Approximate lot lines from county records drawn on photos (+$40)
- Optional 60–90 second edited 4K video plus a vertical cut
- MLS, web and print sizes
- Edited photos within 3 business days, often sooner
Pricing*
- Aerial photos: $199. Photos + video: $349.
- Approximate lot lines drawn on photos: +$40.
- To-scale maps of a whole site are quoted separately.
- Free travel within 30 miles of Johnson City. We serve the Tri-Cities and nearby areas; a little farther out, travel costs are included in your quote.
* Prices may change at any time. We'll always confirm the current price in your quote before you book.
Request a quoteQuestions
Land & lots: your questions
How much does drone photography of land cost?
Aerial photos start at $199 for 15–25 edited photos, and photos plus video are $349. Approximate lot lines drawn on the photos add $40. Send the address or parcel and we'll reply with a price within one business day.
Are the lot lines on drone photos accurate?
They're approximate. We draw them from county records so buyers can picture the parcel, and we label them that way. They're a marketing visual, not a survey. For exact boundaries, a buyer or seller needs a licensed land surveyor.
Is a drone map the same as a land survey?
No. Our maps and photos work well for marketing and planning, but boundary lines, topographic surveys and certified area measurements are land surveying in Tennessee and Virginia. Those must come from a licensed surveyor. When you need survey work, we can fly for your surveyor.
Should I use drone photos to sell vacant land?
Usually, yes. Vacant land is hard to show from the road, and an aerial shows the size, shape, access and surroundings in one image. Approximate lot lines help buyers see where the parcel starts and stops, and video lets them take in the view.
Do you fly farms and acreage outside Johnson City?
Yes. Travel is free within 30 miles of Johnson City, which covers Kingsport, Bristol, Elizabethton and Jonesborough. A little farther out, travel costs are included in your quote. For rural parcels, send the address or parcel number so we can plan the flight.
Can I use the land photos on MLS and listing sites?
Yes. You can use the photos and video to market the property on MLS, land listing sites, your website, social media and print. We keep the copyright and may show some of the work in our portfolio.
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Where are we flying?
Send the address and the job. We'll reply with a price within one business day.
Call or text (813) 368-4554Email bryan@aerialscopevi.comServing Johnson City, Kingsport, Bristol and the surrounding Tri-Cities
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