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Cost depends on site size, access, deliverables, processing needs, and whether the project needs control or additional survey methods. A small documentation job and a larger mapping package are not priced the same, so the most reliable estimate comes from a project review. Share the site location, purpose, and output format you need, and AMI can quote the work more accurately.

Deliverables can include orthomosaic imagery, point clouds, surface models, contours, and CAD or GIS compatible files, depending on the scope. Some projects also need quantity calculations or a coordinated dataset that can be used with other survey information. The right deliverables depend on how the map will be used after it is delivered.

Preparation usually starts with confirming site access, contact information, and the purpose of the mapping. It also helps to identify any safety concerns, restricted areas, or features that need special attention. If the project has a deadline or a specific output format, share that early so the workflow can be planned around it.

UAV mapping is often faster for collecting broad surface information, but it is not a replacement for every survey task. Boundary work, legal descriptions, and some control requirements still depend on licensed surveying methods and project specific judgment. In many cases, the best result comes from combining UAV mapping with GNSS, terrestrial scanning, or other field methods.