01 / INSPECTDrone inspections
Roof, building and property imagery that puts hard-to-reach details in front of the people who need to review them.
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OMAHA-BASED. SERVING FLORIDA AND OTHER LOCATIONS.
Aerial insight.
A clearer next move.
Inspect a roof. Tell a visual story. Explore thermal patterns. Map a site.
Professional drone capture, built around what you need to understand.
REAL IMAGERY. PURPOSEFUL CAPTURE.Scroll to explore ↓
FAA-certified drone pilotPart 107 commercial operations
Level I certified thermographerInfrared Training Center · sUAS applications
Insured operationsProfessional coverage for the work
WHAT BRINGS YOU HERE?
A project. A question.
A new perspective.
Find the work, the knowledge or the visual proof you came for.
01 / PLAN
I have a project.
Compare the capture and files that fit your goal.
Find my starting point ↗02 / LEARNI have a question.
Explore practical guides, plain-language terms and project checklists.
Open the learning library ↗03 / EXPLOREShow me the work.
See original aerial images and films with the context behind the view.
Follow the visual stories ↗IMAGES. INSIGHT. SPATIAL CONTEXT.
Eight ways to
see the work differently.
From a compelling aerial film to a carefully planned thermal or mapping assignment. Choose the purpose first.
01 / INSPECT
02 / THERMALThermography
Level I-certified thermography brings surface temperature patterns into view. Add a thermal perspective to buildings, assets and carefully planned search tasks.
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03 / CREATEPhotography & videography
Aerial photography and cinematic drone video for properties, businesses and places worth seeing. Give your audience the scale, setting and perspective a ground-level view leaves out.
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04 / DOCUMENTConstruction progress
Consistent aerial photography and video turn a changing jobsite into a visual record people can follow from planning through closeout.
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ACTUAL 2D MAP · THERMAL DETAILMapping & spatial documentation
Plan overlapping aerial capture and map-based documentation around the way your team needs to understand a site. Start with the intended use, coverage and quality checks.
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ACTUAL 3D RECONSTRUCTION3D capture & visualization
Explore property surfaces as a connected scene. Fly Maxwell uses planned aerial capture and Polycam reconstruction to bring roofs, facades and surrounding context into an explorable visual reference.
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REPRESENTATIVE THERMAL IMAGEThermal search support
Discuss thermal drone support for missing pets, livestock or an agency-led search. Start with the last known location and the people already coordinating the response.
Representative animal thermography · Diana1.jpg by Countdown18 / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0. Original image, unmodified.
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08 / EXPLORELand & wildlife projects
Aerial property imagery, outdoor media and carefully scoped thermal inquiries for landowners and outdoor organizations. Hunting-related work starts with the rules for the location.
Explore the serviceCURIOUS IS A GOOD PLACE TO START
See what’s possible.
Understand how it works.
Meet our fleet. Explore the methods. Learn what a useful map, thermal image or model actually tells you.
01 / THE AIRCRAFT
Meet the fleet.
Visible-light, mapping and thermal tools, chosen around the task.
02 / THE PROCESSFollow the data.
From overlapping images to maps, models and organized project records.
03 / THE KNOWLEDGELearn the craft.
Practical, source-linked guides for clients, curious minds and future pilots.
COMPLETED WORK / EXPLORE IN 3D
A property you
can move around.
Go beyond a single photograph. Explore our completed visible-light and thermal-palette property reconstructions, with practical context on what each view can help your team understand.
Explore our real 3D captures ↗Original Fly Maxwell work. Interactive models open when you choose them.
VISIBLE CAPTURE → CONNECTED SCENE ↗CAPTURE → CONTEXT → A USEFUL RECORD
A flight ends.
The record keeps working.
Bradley uses Liberty Shield Hub to connect property imagery, 3D viewing resources, thermal documentation and reviewed reports. See how that workflow helps the next conversation—and the next visit.
Follow the property-record workflow ↗Portal access, reports and recurring visits are agreed for your project.
Capture
Photographs, video and agreed specialist imagery
Connect
Property areas and available 3D viewing resources
Review
Visible context, thermal documentation and observations
Report
An approved record for the intended audience
Return
Inspection history and a brief for the next visit
ACTUAL THERMAL CAPTURE / ROOF SURFACE
LAND & HABITAT CONTEXT / VISIBLE-LIGHT PHOTOGRAPH
SEARCH-AREA PLANNING · ILLUSTRATION
ILLUSTRATED SEARCH PLAN / NOT A RECORDED MISSION
THERMOGRAPHY / A CORE CAPABILITY
There’s more
to the picture.
Visible light shows appearance. Thermal imagery shows surface temperature patterns. Together, they help frame better questions about a building, an asset or a search area.
Start with the building.
Document patterns across a roof or exterior and give the next investigation a more focused starting point. Conditions and qualified interpretation are part of the plan.
Explore thermographyActual roof thermography. Animated accents are decorative; no diagnosis is implied.
PERSPECTIVE IN MOTION
Let the setting unfold.
ORIGINAL DRONE FOOTAGE · 12 SECONDS · NO AUDIO
Commercial property, in context
A purposeful pullback connects a large building and roof with the roads and surrounding development.
Plan a film for your project ↗FROM THE QUESTION TO THE FILE
What should the
work help you do?
Compare a starting point, learn its limits and build a brief when you are ready.
INSPECTION / VISUAL RECORD
Put the visible details in context.
Combine a property overview with selected roof and exterior views so the reviewer can place each detail.
A starting deliverable
- Overview and detail photographs
- Area-based organization and captions by scope
- Agreed formats for your team’s review
Imagery supports review; it does not replace an engineering assessment or hands-on inspection.
Start a brief for this work ↗A starting point, not a quote. Coverage, feasibility and deliverables are agreed together.
FROM THE FLY MAXWELL COLLECTION
Let the work speak.
The pattern of an event
An overhead aerial photograph shows the rows, layout and scale of an outdoor car gathering.
The coastal property in context
A property overview shows the roof, building frontage, road and coastline together.
Thermal: the roof at dusk
A color thermal palette displays apparent temperature differences across the roof and nearby surfaces.
A bridge across open water
A finished aerial photograph shows a long bridge and its relationship to the water.
A property at the bridge
An oblique aerial view links waterfront buildings, bridge, docks and surrounding water.
Pier in sunset light
The sun, pier and open water form a quiet aerial perspective.
Original photography from our collection. Images show our visual work; they do not imply a client endorsement or a diagnostic finding.
FROM FIRST CONVERSATION TO FINISHED FILES
Clear scope.
Purposeful flight.
Useful delivery.
A professional process should make your next step easier.
- 01
Define the result
Tell us the location, audience, questions and deadline. We agree the coverage and deliverables before the shoot.
- 02
Plan the capture
Work through access, permissions, airspace, light and weather. Thermal capture is planned around the conditions it needs.
- 03
Put it to work
Receive the agreed imagery in an organized format for your project, presentation or next professional review.
BEFORE WE FLY
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Work directly with Bradley to shape the project.
Plan your projectWhat does a project cost?
Pricing follows the work: location, coverage, deliverables, editing, visit frequency and travel. Share the goal and timing so we can put together a defined scope and quote.
What will I receive?
Choose a photo set, edited video, thermal imagery, recurring progress updates or a combination. The proposal confirms formats, coverage, editing, usage and delivery timing before the flight.
Do you work outside Omaha?
Yes. Fly Maxwell is Omaha-based, working also in Florida and other locations. Travel expenses and availability are discussed with each project.
Can thermal imagery prove a roof leak?
No. A thermal pattern may suggest an area worth investigating, but does not by itself establish moisture, cause or damage. Conditions and material behavior matter, and findings may need confirmation by a qualified professional.
What affects scheduling?
Airspace, permissions, access, weather and the purpose of the imagery determine when a flight can happen. Thermal work may need a particular time of day or conditions. We confirm those details before scheduling.
THE NEXT MOVE IS YOURS
Ready to put a plan together?
Share the place, the question and the result you need. We’ll work through the right capture, files and timing.