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Triangle Smart
Home LLC

FAA Licensed and Insured
Commercial Drone Photography

Making your home (and SKY) work for you

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Triangle Smart Home and Commercial Drone Photography

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Triangle Smart Home is licensed and insured to safely and effectively handle your aerial photos and videos of Real Estate, Land, Construction Sites, Commercial Property, Developments, Sports Venues, Athletic Clubs, etc.

We use the latest technology from DJI with focus on high resolution photography and 4k video capability.

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Licensed and Insured commercial drone operations

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Falls lake boat marina sample

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Construction site project sample

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Real estate sample

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PHOTO GALLERY 

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Front of home taken from DJI Drone footage.

Lake House backyard image

Construction Site: Top Down

Hiring Unlicensed Drone ‘Pilots’ Can Result In Penalties

“I had no idea!!” is what I usually hear when I mention this. They then say, “How do I know for sure a pilot is legal?”

Always Ask For:

  • 1) Ask to see the pilot’s FAA Remote Pilot Certificate (drone license), and whether they hold any other FAA licenses. If they are unlicensed, find another pilot.

  • 2) Ask the pilot for a Certificate of Insurance (COI). If the job is large, complex, or otherwise high risk.

  • 3) Ask the pilot whether he/she will require any Part 107 Waiver(s) to complete the job. These waivers include flights in controlled airspace, nighttime operations, operations over people, and several other restrictions. While the process is getting better, some waivers can still take up to 90+ days to get approved so it is important to know ahead of time if they will be necessary. (LAANC is speeding this up but is only available in some areas right now.)

  • 4) Ask the pilot about their safety and experience.  Have they ever had an incident on a job?  A good Drone Pilot should be able (and willing) to answer any safety-related questions you may have.