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Apply to fly with lossmap.

We’re hiring FAA Part 107 certified drone pilots for aerial property assessments. Submit the form below and we’ll be in touch if there’s a fit.

What you will fly

  • Loss and condition documentation for adjusters, contractors, engineers, property owners, and property managers
  • Hail and wind roofs, burst-pipe source checks, trees on structures, fire scenes, collapses, and commercial roofs
  • A shot list for each type of loss, so every file is consistent and defensible
  • Thermal, night, mapping, and 3D work for pilots with the gear and training
  • Photos and video that reach the customer as a branded web gallery
  • No real estate listing or marketing work

How it works

  • Apply below with your Part 107 certificate number and where you are based
  • We verify credentials on onboarding and check renewals on schedule
  • When a shoot is ordered in your market, a vetted pilot is dispatched to fly it

Requirements

  • Active FAA Part 107 remote pilot certificate
  • Commercial drone liability insurance ($1M minimum)
  • Professional portfolio of aerial photography or video

Tell us about yourself

All fields required unless marked optional.

Or email us directly at flynow@lossmap.io.

On the job

What a shoot looks like

The same four steps the customer sees, from the pilot’s side.

STEP 01

The order comes in

A customer tells us the type of loss, the address, and a preferred date. We review it and send them a quote.

STEP 02

Pilot dispatched

A vetted Part 107 pilot in that market is dispatched, and the customer gets the pilot’s ETA by text.

STEP 03

Flown to the right shot list

A hail roof, a fire scene, and a tree strike need different coverage. Each flight type has its own plan, so every file is consistent and defensible.

STEP 04

Gallery delivered

The photos and video reach the customer as a branded web gallery tied to the property, organized by section, with a one-click download bundle.

Pilot FAQ

Questions pilots ask.

Do I need an FAA Part 107 certificate to fly for lossmap?

Yes. Every lossmap pilot holds an active FAA Part 107 remote pilot certificate. Include your certificate number when you apply.

How much drone insurance do I need?

Commercial drone liability insurance with a $1,000,000 minimum.

How are pilot credentials checked?

We verify credentials on onboarding and check renewals on schedule.

How do I get assigned to a shoot?

When a shoot is ordered in your market, a vetted pilot is dispatched to fly it. Tell us where you are based when you apply.

What do I fly when I get there?

The shot list for that type of loss. A hail roof, a fire scene, and a tree strike need different coverage, so each flight type has its own plan and every file comes out consistent and defensible.

How do the photos and video reach the customer?

As a branded web gallery tied to the property, organized by section, with a one-click download bundle.

Do you take real estate or marketing work?

No. lossmap flies loss and condition documentation for adjusters, contractors, engineers, property owners, and property managers. No real estate listing or marketing work.