Five questions about you, your buildings, and your budget. If a drone is not the answer, we will say so. This engine talks people out of buying more often than you would expect.
Height and access decide the method more than anything else.
What surfaces and problems?
Be honest about the main problem. Spray work and restoration work are different businesses.
Crew and volume?
Equipment without a schedule to feed it is a parked expense.
Budget band?
For the full setup, not just the aircraft. The ground system matters as much as the drone.
Why this costs more than a drone in a box
We are expensive. Here is the receipt.
Curated systems. Every configuration is planned around the job, not the brochure. The aircraft is one sixth of a system.
Evidence-labeled advice. Claims are tagged as [Manufacturer spec], [Field observation], [Industry practice], or [Regulation] so you know what is proven and what is not.
No hype. No invented specs, no performance promises, no "ROI after two jobs" fairy tales.
Real support. Matt reviews every setup request personally. The interview comes before any invoice.
The engine you just used. It talks people out of buying when the numbers do not work. A vendor who tells you not to buy is the only vendor worth listening to.
No fake urgency. No dark patterns. If your answers do not justify a purchase, the recommendation below says so in plain language.
Get your recommendation reviewed.
Send your answers and the result above to Matt. He will review your setup personally and tell you straight whether this plan fits your buildings and your budget.