When a claim is active, the file needs clean evidence. We fly the property, annotate what’s visible, and deliver a claim-formatted PDF that public adjusters, carriers, and attorneys can drop straight into the file.
Support My Claim See a Sample ReportAn insurance support package is more than pictures: it’s geotagged, timestamped imagery organized around the damage question, with wide-then-close photo pairs, annotated callouts, and a written visual summary — formatted the way claim professionals actually work. MW AIRLIFT™ works alongside public adjusters, restoration contractors, and property owners on active residential and commercial claims.
Portfolio Consent Credit — 15% off any engagement. In exchange for written permission to use the work, anonymized, in our portfolio. If you’d rather not be shown, the standard rate applies and nothing about the job changes.
Visual documentation services · not a substitute for licensed engineering or land surveying (N.C. Gen. Stat. Ch. 89C).
Yes — that is exactly what the package is formatted for: geotagged, timestamped imagery with annotated callouts and a written visual summary organized for a claim file. Note that we document visible conditions; coverage decisions belong to your carrier and policy.
Yes. MW AIRLIFT™ regularly supports public adjusters and restoration contractors, and we can coordinate scope and delivery directly with your representative when you ask us to.
Insurance support packages range from $275 to $450 depending on property size and scope. Same-day storm documentation ($275–$475) and before/after pairing ($395–$650) can be combined with it.
No. This is visual aerial documentation under FAA Part 107 — it is not an engineering, structural, or code certification, and it is not a land survey. It shows what is visibly present, clearly and defensibly.
Standard turnaround is within 24 hours of the flight; same-day delivery is available for urgent claims, with priority scheduling after major storm events.
Adjuster-ready aerial documentation across Raleigh and North Carolina.