Real Estate & Land
Put acreage, terrain, buildings, and surroundings into one compelling visual story.
Useful for: Listings, land marketing, and property overviews.
Aerial imagery in West Virginia
The view changes everything.
Show the setting, scale, and story of your property or project from a perspective the ground can't capture.
Real estate & land Cabins & tourism Construction progress
See the whole property
Give viewers context they can't get from ground level.
Show what makes it special
Highlight landscape, setting, access, and surroundings.
Document the view from above
Capture a clear visual record of a project or location.
What we can capture
The right perspective for the job.
Whether you're promoting a destination or documenting a site, the aerial view should help you communicate something useful.
Cabins & Tourism
Show where a stay or attraction sits within the landscape—not just what it looks like up close.
Useful for: Lodging websites, destination pages, and promotions.
Construction Progress
Capture a site from consistent aerial viewpoints as work moves through its stages.
Useful for: Visual updates and project records.
Roof & Site Imagery
Obtain elevated views of visible features without presenting the imagery as an inspection or assessment.
Useful for: Visual documentation and sharing site conditions.
Selected views
Talk About Your Shoot
Let the work speak.
Your best images will do more than any sales pitch. Replace these panels with photographs you shot and have permission to display.
Portfolio category
Property & Land
Portfolio category
Cabins & Landscape
Portfolio category
Sites & Projects
If these are practice shoots rather than paid assignments, label them “Portfolio samples.”
A straightforward process
From idea to imagery.
Start with what you need to show. From there, we can work out the scope, location, and deliverables before a flight is scheduled.
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Share your project
Tell us the location, what you're trying to show, and where you'll use the imagery.
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Agree on the scope
Discuss the requested shots, deliverables, scheduling, and a quote.
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Capture the site
Plan the flight around the location, applicable requirements, and suitable conditions.
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Receive your deliverables
Get the images or other agreed-upon materials for your project.
Add a photo of yourself at work or an image you captured
Meet the pilot
Local perspective. Aerial point of view.
Mountain View Aerial is a West Virginia drone-imagery business led by an FAA Part 107 certificated remote pilot.
Add your name and a few sentences here about the places and projects you enjoy photographing. Specifics will make this section much more persuasive than generic marketing language.
Good to know
Common questions.
Clear expectations make it easier to plan a useful shoot.
What information should I send for a quote?
Share the project location, the subject, how you plan to use the imagery, your preferred timing, and any specific views you want captured.
Can you photograph my property or project?
Send the location and details first. A flight depends on the site, airspace, weather, and other applicable requirements.
Do you provide roof inspections?
No. Roof imagery can document visible conditions from above, but it is not a professional roof inspection or a determination of damage.
What will I receive?
Deliverables depend on the project. The images and any other requested materials should be agreed upon in the quote before the shoot.
Start a conversation
Have a location in mind?
Tell us what you want to show and where the project is. The form will prepare an email with your details for you to review and send.
Helpful details to include
- Property or project location
- Type of imagery needed
- Intended use and preferred timing