Aerial documentation for North Carolina’s renewable energy buildout. Documentation is live today; component delivery is roadmap.
Aerial documentation for North Carolina’s renewable energy buildout — pre-install site assessments, construction-progress records, and condition documentation for installers, developers and owners.
Documentation is live today. Component delivery is roadmap. That line stays bright in everything we publish.
Visual documentation only — not thermal/IR diagnostics, not a licensed survey. Thermal imaging is on our roadmap.
No. Documentation is live; component delivery is roadmap. We say which is which rather than blurring them, because a developer planning around a capability we do not yet have is a problem for both of us.
No. Visual documentation only — not thermal or infrared diagnostics, and not a licensed land survey. Measured and survey-grade deliverables sit under professional land surveyor supervision in North Carolina, and we do not represent our work as a survey.
We document what is visible: array condition, construction progress, site access, and physical damage. Electrical performance diagnostics and infrared panel analysis are a different discipline — thermal is on our roadmap and we will say so plainly when it is real.
MW AIRLIFT is owner-operated. The person who answers is the person who flies the mission and signs the report.
Specialized transport for solar, wind, and battery storage components across North Carolina's growing renewable energy buildout. Energy projects need a traceable record of what moved, when, and who handled it — which is what MW AIRLIFT™ documents on every component delivery.
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.