The picture of the mansion you see right there?  It's among the first drone photos we took back in 2013.  My wife and I started one of the first drone businesses in the country at that time and traveled around the country capturing things nobody had ever seen before.  

I retired from 20 years of service in the U.S. Coast Guard in 2022 and our family decided to move from Connecticut (where I was stationed) down to Roswell, Georgia. 

We absolutely love it here, and it seems that everybody and their roommate has a drone now.  So I tried to find a way to continue pushing boundaries with drones, like we had done in 2013.

Enter industrial grade thermal drones.  These things are amazing and can pinpoint a jackrabbit from 300 feet with ease.  So I purchased the best thermal drone currently on the market and am now using it to help pet owners locate their lost friends. 

I have been FAA licensed since drone licenses existed, and am also currently certified in thermal drone pet search and rescue - the first of it's kind certification in the country.  Since our beginnings I have built and flown drones that are almost as big as I am, flown tiny drones that fly fully manually, and everything in between.  It if has props, I can fly it. 

I'm very excited about this new chapter, and can't wait to give back to this amazing community that has welcomed us with open arms.