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Pricing depends on scope, site size, access, complexity, collection method, and the deliverables requested. A small mapping assignment will not price the same way as a multi-phase municipal project that needs control, topography, and as-built verification. The most reliable way to get a quote is to share the location, timeline, and file requirements.

Scheduling depends on project scope, weather, airspace, site access, and the deliverables needed. AMI provides prompt response during regular business hours, then reviews the project details before confirming timing. That approach helps avoid unrealistic promises and gives the client a schedule tied to the actual site conditions.

Before fieldwork, AMI reviews the scope, location, access needs, timeline, and required outputs. During collection, the team gathers the site data using the method or methods that fit the assignment. Afterward, the deliverables are processed and organized into the survey, map, model, or dataset needed for design, verification, or documentation.

Yes, when the project calls for it. Combining methods can help create a more complete picture of a site that includes both land features and underwater conditions, or both conventional survey control and reality-capture data. The right mix depends on the project goals and the deliverables requested.

Project materials are handled with professional care and discretion. That includes site information, drawings, imagery, point clouds, and related deliverables shared for the assignment. If a project involves municipal coordination or sensitive infrastructure details, AMI keeps the discussion focused on the scope needed to complete the work.

Yes. AMI serves projects throughout Florida and can also take select projects in Alabama when the scope fits. Availability depends on project location, access, travel requirements, weather, airspace, and requested deliverables, so the best next step is to discuss the site before scheduling.