When something just happened — fire, collapse, flood, storm strike — the record starts decaying immediately. We deploy fast, capture the scene safely from the air, and deliver documentation the same day.
Request Emergency Capture See a Sample ReportPost-incident conditions change fast — weather moves in, debris gets cleared, temporary repairs go up. Emergency aerial capture puts eyes over the scene within hours, producing timestamped, geotagged documentation of conditions as they actually were, without putting anyone on an unstable structure. MW AIRLIFT™ supports emergency managers, property owners, insurers, and restoration teams, with a 2-hour critical response window for time-sensitive situations.
Visual documentation services · not a substitute for licensed engineering or land surveying (N.C. Gen. Stat. Ch. 89C).
For critical incidents in the Raleigh/Triangle area, MW AIRLIFT™ operates a 2-hour response window, subject to airspace and weather. For regional NC incidents, same-day deployment is typical — call (919) 306-1695 for immediate scheduling.
Usually yes — under FAA Part 107 with LAANC authorization where airspace requires it. If temporary flight restrictions (TFRs) are active over a disaster scene, we coordinate for lawful access; we never fly against restrictions.
Emergency management offices documenting incident scope, owners and insurers preserving pre-cleanup conditions, and restoration contractors planning safe access to unstable structures.
By urgency, scene size, and deliverables — quoted at request time so there are no surprises. Standard storm documentation ($225–$400) covers most single-property post-storm needs; emergency response is for time-critical or complex scenes.
Yes — timestamped, geotagged imagery captured before scenes are altered is exactly what claims and disputes need. It is visual documentation, not an engineering assessment, and we preserve the original files intact.
2-hour critical response window · Raleigh, the Triangle & North Carolina.