Drone Mapping & Survey Pilots in Washington
4 pilots offering mapping & survey work list a Washington service area
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Tanner Scholten
Washington, United States
I am a professional photographer and commercial remote pilot (FAA Part 107) based in Kirkland, serving Western Washington and beyond (including most of Washington, and Oregon as needed). By pairing my skills as a photographer with the unique data types and perspectives of aerial capture, I bridge the gap between technical data collection and polished visuals. My flight experience centers on technical aerial data—including multi-site agricultural monitoring and extensive, high-resolution orthomosaic mapping—alongside clean, publication-grade commercial real estate and event media.
Mapping / surveyReal estateEventWedding10 work samplesView profile →
PCpaul c
Washington, United States
Veteran, artist and woodworker, always eager to fly while the weather is nice or continue my creative crafts whenever time allows me. Currently located in Olympia, WA but open for travel within a reasonable distance in the Puget Sound or beyond.
Real estateEventInspectionOther3 work samplesView profile →
Dana R Michie
Washington, United States
Above the Pines Drone Works is owned and operated by FAA Part 107 certified drone pilot Dana Michie. I specialize in high-quality aerial photography and cinematic video for real estate, construction progress, commercial properties, farms and ranches, community events, and newspaper media coverage. My equipment captures sharp, high-resolution images and smooth 4K video, delivering professional results for every project. With experience flying in a variety of environments, including FAA-authorized controlled airspace when required, I focus on safety, reliability, and producing aerial content that helps clients showcase their property, business, or event from a unique perspective.
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Israel
Washington, United States
I have experience in both wedding and real estate. Am looking forward to expanding expertise in other fields, as well
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Hiring in Washington
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What it costs to hire a drone pilot in Washington
There is no single rate. A short real-estate shoot, a single roof, and a multi-day mapping run are three different jobs with three different prices, and pilots price on flight time, travel, how much editing you want and what deliverables you need back.
The practical way to find the number is to post the job with a budget range you are comfortable with — pilots either work inside it or tell you why the work costs more. Posting costs nothing and you are free to walk away from every price you get.
What to put in your brief
The prices you get back are only as accurate as the brief you write. Four things do most of the work:
- The site — what it is and roughly where.
- The deliverable — stills, video, a report, a map file, and in which format.
- The date — when you need it back.
- Anything that constrains the flight — a controlled-airspace address near an airport, a site that needs a permit, a tenant who has to be told first.
Pilots in Washington will tell you up front if a site needs an FAA authorisation and how long that usually takes.
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Hiring a drone pilot in Washington
How do I hire a drone pilot in Washington?
Post the job on SkyLog with what you need flown, roughly where, and when. It goes on the public job board every pilot can see, and pilots whose service area and job types match are emailed about it. They send you a price; you pick one. Posting is free and you are not obliged to hire anyone.
What does it cost to post a job?
Nothing. Posting a job and hearing back from pilots is free, and SkyLog takes no commission and adds no markup — you pay the pilot you hire, at the price the two of you agree.
Are these pilots licensed to fly commercially in Washington?
Commercial drone work in the US requires an FAA Part 107 remote pilot certificate. Pilots list their certifications on their SkyLog profile, and you can ask any pilot for their certificate number before you hire — as with any contractor, verifying credentials is worth doing yourself.
How soon will I hear back?
It depends on how many pilots cover your area and how specific the job is. There is no guaranteed turnaround — replies arrive in your account as pilots send them, and you can message any pilot with follow-up questions before deciding.
What kind of drone work can I post?
Aerial photography and video, real estate shoots, roof and asset inspections, construction progress, mapping and survey work, events, weddings, film and TV, and agricultural work. If it does not fit a category, post it as other work and describe it.
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