Pittsburgh, PA
Drone & Aerial Photography in Pittsburgh, PA
FAA Part 107–licensed aerial photo and video — perfect for acreage, waterfront, and showing neighborhood context.
About Drone & Aerial Photography in Pittsburgh
In a market defined by rivers, ridgelines, and wooded lots, aerial imagery does work no ground-level photo can. Drone shots show the size of a North Hills lot, a property's proximity to the river or a park, and the setting that often justifies the price in suburbs like Sewickley and Upper St. Clair. For larger parcels and homes where the land and surroundings are the selling point, our FAA Part 107-licensed pilots capture the context buyers actually want to see. Aerial work pairs naturally with our Pittsburgh photography and is delivered on the same next-business-day timeline.
What's included
- FAA Part 107–licensed pilots, fully insured
- 5–10 stills + optional 4K aerial video clips
- Lot lines and property boundary stills available
- Neighborhood context shots (parks, amenities, schools)
- Same-shoot bundle pricing when paired with photo
Why it matters
Aerials show what ground-level photos can't — lot size, surrounding amenities, water frontage, treeline, and how a property sits in its neighborhood. Required for serious listings over 1 acre, on water, or with a view.
Neighborhoods we serve in Pittsburgh
Downtown Pittsburgh · Strip District · Lawrenceville · Shadyside · Squirrel Hill · Mt. Lebanon · Upper St. Clair · Sewickley · Fox Chapel · Cranberry Township · Wexford · Bradford Woods · Pine Township · McCandless · Moon Township · Robinson Township
Drone & Aerial in Pittsburgh — FAQ
Is drone photography worth it for a Pittsburgh listing?
It is when the lot, setting, or surroundings drive value: wooded properties, riverfront homes, larger parcels, and homes near parks or desirable areas. For a small condo on a tight lot, the budget is better spent on interior photography.
Are your drone pilots licensed?
Yes. All aerial work is flown by FAA Part 107-licensed and insured pilots in compliance with local airspace rules.
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