Drone Photography in Temple, TX
FAA Part 107 drone work across Temple — Baylor Scott & White institutional media, I-35 industrial monitoring, and Bell County residential listings.
Recent Temple-area work
A snapshot of the kind of aerial media Texas Drone Media delivers across the metroplex and Central Texas — click through for full project galleries.
What we shoot in Temple
How it works
Simple, fast, and built around your timeline — from first message to edited deliverables.
Request a quote
Tell us the property, the deliverables, and your deadline. Quote back within hours.
Schedule the flight
Most shoots scheduled within 48–72 hours, weather permitting. No reschedule fees.
Fly + capture
FAA Part 107 pilot on-site with insured equipment. LAANC airspace filed in advance.
Edited delivery
Edited photos in 48 hours, 4K video in 72 hours, shared via Google Drive folder.
What we shoot in Temple
We shoot institutional and corporate media around the Baylor Scott & White campus and A&M–Central Texas, recurring monitoring on multifamily and industrial builds along the I-35 corridor, and residential listings across Temple and Belton — typically batched on the same field day.
- Institutional + corporate: Baylor Scott & White, A&M–Central Texas
- Multifamily + industrial monitoring along I-35
- Residential listings across Temple and Belton
- Recurring active commercial sites in Belton
Temple airspace is mostly uncontrolled
Most of central and eastern Temple is Class G — no LAANC required for standard Part 107 work. The western edge near TPL and southern properties toward Belton may clip controlled shelves.
- Draughon-Miller Central Texas Regional (TPL) — west edge
- Robert Gray Army Airfield (GRK) — southwest, Fort Cavazos
- Central + eastern Temple in uncontrolled airspace
- Temple is ~1 hour south of Waco on I-35 — batched with Belton / Killeen
Temple Drone Photography FAQs
How much does drone photography cost in Temple, TX?
$150–$400 per flight in Temple, depending on site size and deliverables. Residential listings sit near the lower end; commercial sites, twilight shoots, and orthomosaic mapping push toward the top. Recurring construction monitoring is billed as a monthly retainer with the time-lapse compile included.
Do you cover Belton and Killeen alongside Temple shoots?
Yes. Temple, Belton, and Killeen sit inside a 20-mile triangle on I-35 — we batch all three on a single field day whenever scheduling allows. We currently document active commercial sites in Belton as a recurring engagement. Killeen / Harker Heights flights are routine; GRK airspace requires extra coordination but is workable.
How fast can I get my Temple drone photos and video?
Standard turnaround is 48 hours for edited photos and 72 hours for 4K video, delivered through a shared Google Drive folder. Rush (24h photo / 48h video) is available for tight listing windows. Most Temple shoots are flown within 48–72 hours of the initial request.
Are you FAA Part 107 certified?
Yes. Texas Drone Media is owner-operated by Cade Bertel, who holds an active FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate. Liability insurance is in place for every flight, operations stay below 400 ft AGL, and LAANC authorizations are filed in advance for any shoot inside controlled airspace.
Book a Temple drone shoot
Owner-operated by Cade Bertel — FAA Part 107 certified, fully insured, no agency markup.
Also covering nearby: Waco, Round Rock, Georgetown. See the full Texas service area.