Apr 21, 2017
The popular aerial imaging company Granite Drone, with free consultations at 603-253-8300, announced an expansion of its aerial photography and videography services now available for all types of events, parties and weddings or real estate marketing and inspection purposes in New England, New Hampshire.
Moultonborough, United States - April 20, 2017 /PressCable/ —
The renowned Granite Drone has announced an expansion of its popular, FAA certified and highly sought after commercial drone videography and aerial photography services for real estate, weddings and events in the New England, New Hampshire area.
More information is available at http://granitedrone.com.
The Granite Drone is an acclaimed aerial imaging company based in Moultonboro, New Hampshire with decades of experience providing the best in FAA certified aerial photography and videography for a diverse and broad range of recreational, commercial, industrial and agricultural or even theatrical purposes and clients across the New England area.
The renowned aerial imaging firm has announced an expansion of its popular commercial drone videography and aerial photography services now available to provide the best aerial HD still or motion picture coverage of weddings and private or special events such as music concerts & festivals, birthday parties, fund raisers, business conferences, trade shows, fairs and even sporting events.
Its renowned aerial images services, which draw on state of the art DJI Phantom 4 Quadcopters equipped with ultra HD cameras and operated by experienced FAA licensed pilots, are now also available for realtors, contractors and investors looking to market their properties with the best cinematic aerial video and photo tours or conduct the most thorough pre-purchase and building site inspections possible.
Free consultations and more information on the newly announced Granite Drone aerial photography and videography services for events, weddings and real estate can be requested at 603-253-8300 or through the website link provided above along with details on its full New England service area, FAA certification and the aerial imaging services it has available for golf courses and industrial inspections or even remote crop and livestock monitoring.
The Granite Drone team explains that “our goal is to help our customers take advantage of the highest resolution still and motion video images to take their property marketing to the next level with exhilarating and engaging aerial views which connect with prospective buyers like an open house can never do or revolutionize the way they can capture, save and relive every moment of a special party, weeding or event.”
Contact Info:
Name: Mathew Butka
Organization: Granite Drone
Address: 72 Whittier Hwy, Moultonborough, New Hampshire 03254, United States
Phone: +1-603-253-8300
For more information, please visit http://www.granitedrone.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 188339
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