Is drone spraying legal?
Yes. Aero Precision Drones operates under FAA Part 137 (agricultural aircraft operations) with Part 107 certified remote pilots, and applications are made by licensed pesticide applicators according to each product's label.
What areas are drones best suited for?
Native and fescue areas, steep slopes, bunker faces, pond and stream edges, wet ground, and anywhere ground equipment causes damage or can't safely operate. We also fly full-coverage fairway and agricultural applications.
How much area can you cover?
Typically 10–20 acres per hour depending on product, rate, and site conditions — roughly double conventional ground methods, with up to 90% less labor on site.
How do you keep natives weed-free all season?
Our standard golf program is a late-spring application followed by a second pass about four weeks later. Clients typically stay clean from May through Labor Day, with programs customized to your species mix and site.
What records do I get?
Every job produces a complete commercial application record — products, rates, EPA registration numbers, weather, and as-applied GPS coverage maps — generated through our own DroneSpray.ai platform.
Where do you work?
We're based in Ohio and serve golf courses, farms, and municipalities across the Midwest. For projects further afield, call us — we travel for the right work.
