Based in Chittenden County · Serving VT & NH · New England by request

Understand the property before you decide.

For remote reviews, repair planning and project milestones, start with an organized property record. NEDD turns drone, Matterport, thermal, mapping, 3D, and field capture into decision-ready property records for New England owners, buyers, managers, contractors, and remote stakeholders.

FAA Part 107 commercial workflowProperty-focused data handlingReport-first deliverablesIndependent reporting workflow
Drone and field-data workflow for aerial capture, mapping, and organized New England property intelligence
Capture
Map
Report
Deliverable preview

Field capture becomes usable records.

EvidenceOrganized
Map / RenderAvailable
FindingsClear
Condition historyOptional
Proven field experience

Experience behind the deliverable.

NEDD has worked with national clients and government organizations at the state and local levels, capturing organized aerial and field data for property, concrete, and infrastructure decisions. That includes data capture supporting SlabWorx concrete assessments and AssetGuard infrastructure monitoring.

Bring the same disciplined capture-to-record workflow to your property, facility, concrete, or infrastructure decision.

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Evidence review workflow visual showing field capture organized into usable records.Part 107 WorkflowCommercial missions are planned around certificated remote pilot procedures, airspace checks, weather, and site permissions.
Professional report packet visual showing structured deliverables and evidence organization.Reports, Not File DumpsEvery package is built around what the client needs to decide, prove, compare, plan, or monitor.
Land mapping documentation visual for rural property, access, terrain, forestry, and farm records.Privacy-First CaptureWe focus on the requested property and remove unrelated outside images during processing.
Asset monitoring visual for baseline records, future comparison, and organized site history.Comparison ReadyOne-time capture can become a baseline for future monitoring and organized asset history.
NEDD Intelligence

We do not just gather pictures. We gather data, document conditions, organize evidence, and support real decisions.

NEDD helps property owners, contractors, municipalities, and asset managers move from raw visual capture to repair-or-replace planning, claim communication, budget guidance, and damage-over-time monitoring.

Data deliverables visual showing report files, condition records, maps, and usable documentation outputs.
Drone capture turning into layered maps, reports, evidence folders, and dashboard records
Report-first + privacy-first

We go beyond basic footage without pretending a drone replaces professionals.

NEDD documents visible and available evidence so clients can plan, communicate, compare, escalate, or monitor with clearer records. Reports include limitations and professional-review triggers where engineering, legal, surveying, code, safety, or insurance determinations are required.

Who we serve

Built for clients who need clear documentation, planning records, or asset history.

Choose your property type to review documentation options, deliverables and the information to include in your request.

Service area

Property documentation across Vermont and New Hampshire.

Based in Chittenden County, NEDD scopes properties and projects throughout Vermont and New Hampshire. Share the town, access, decision and deadline so we can confirm travel, field conditions and the right deliverables. Wider New England projects are available by request.

Vermont and New Hampshire drone data service area map
Data deliverables visual showing report files, condition records, maps, and usable documentation outputs.
Drone-enabled data for repair, replace, claim, budget, and asset decisions: organized evidence, report files, and decision-support records.
Evidence-to-decision workflow

Drone-enabled data built around usable records for repair, replacement, claims, budgets, sales, and asset decisions.

New England projects often need records that account for weather, access, repair planning, contractor coordination, budget timing, and future comparison needs. NEDD does not deliver a disorganized photo set. The work is structured so owners, managers, contractors, carriers, and project teams can understand what was captured, what remains unknown, and what next step is most practical.

What NEDD documents

Site access, terrain, drainage paths, land features, structure locations, and map-style visual records.

What the client receives

Downloadable files, annotated visuals, evidence folders, report notes, and context that stays tied to the captured record.

How it supports decisions

The record supports planning, maintenance, sale support, land management, access decisions, and future comparison.

Professional boundary

NEDD provides documentation and decision-support records. Licensed engineering, legal, surveying, code, safety, or insurance determinations require the appropriate professional or authority.

Start with the decision

Tell us what you need documented.

Use the secure form to provide the property, asset, issue, timing, access notes, and desired deliverable. After submission, the direct project line and downloadable sample reports are revealed for follow-up.

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How NEDD works

From field capture to decision support.

The process is built to reduce scattered photos, unclear records, and undocumented assumptions.

1Capture

Collect aerial and ground visual evidence.

2Organize

Sort files by condition, date, and purpose.

3Review

Separate visible evidence from assumptions.

4Reference

Add planning context where applicable.

5Deliver

Provide files and report-ready records.

6Decide

Support repair, replace, claim, budget, or coordination.

7Compare

Use baseline records to track change.

Document it clearly before the next decision.

Request a documentation scope for roof, storm, construction, land, municipal, commercial, or property records.

NEDD deliverables support planning and communication. Licensed review may still be required for engineering, legal, insurance, surveying, code, or safety-critical decisions.