Drone services in Bath

Aerial photography, filming, surveys and inspections in Bath, Somerset, from a CAA-registered operator based in Bristol, about 30 min away. Packages from £199.

Aerial view of Pulteney Bridge spanning the River Avon in Bath, with Georgian buildings and the weir below
Pulteney Bridge and the River Avon, Bath

Aerial work in Bath.

From the Royal Crescent to riverside developments along the Avon, Bath rewards the aerial view like few cities in Britain. Property, heritage and hospitality projects across the city suit aerial work, and every flight is planned around its conservation areas and listed settings.

Good fits in Bath

  • Georgian terraces and crescents in full context
  • Hotel, venue and hospitality marketing
  • Development and construction monitoring along the Avon corridor
About 13 miles from central Bristol, roughly 30 min by road

Services in Bath

  1. Property & Estate Agent MarketingFrom £199
  2. Drone PhotographyFrom £199
  3. Events & WeddingsFrom £199
  4. Construction Progress MonitoringFrom £199
  5. Drone VideographyFrom £199
  6. Roof & Building InspectionsFrom £199
  7. Drone Surveys & MappingFrom £289

Cost in Bath

Packages from £199

Travel to Bath is about £12 for the round trip: about 13 miles each way at £0.45 a mile (an estimate; your quote confirms the total).

Planning a job in Bath

Across the World Heritage city, many Georgian houses hide their roofs behind stone parapets, so a blocked box gutter or cracked chimney stack can go unnoticed at street level. Close aerial photos of the roofs around the Circus give a surveyor clear evidence before anyone orders scaffolding, and a wider shot places a home within its crescent or square.

Down by the Avon, the Bath Quays schemes and the housing on the old gasworks at Bath Western Riverside suit regular progress records shot from the same fixed points, so each set of images lines up. Hotels, spas and venues can be framed from above against golden Bath stone, and a drone can follow the Kennet and Avon Canal through Sydney Gardens for tourism film.

Flying in Bath

Bath is about 25km from Bristol Airport, whose Flight Restriction Zone does not reach the city, though every site still gets an airspace check. Launching a drone over 250g from a council park, open space or highway needs Bath and North East Somerset Council’s permission, assessed over at least five working days. Flying over National Trust land such as Prior Park needs the Trust’s consent, and elsewhere the landowner must agree to each take-off and landing.

FAQ

Drone services in Bath: questions

How much does a drone job in Bath cost?

Packages start at £199 wherever the job is. Travel to Bath is charged at £0.45 a mile from central Bristol: about 13 miles each way, so roughly £12 for the round trip. Your quote confirms the total before you book.

Do you cover Bath?

Yes. Bath is about 13 miles from central Bristol, roughly 30 min by road, and every service on this site is available there.

Can you film central Bath when it is busy with visitors?

Yes, with careful timing, because drones may not be flown over crowds. Shots of the busiest streets are planned for quiet hours, often early morning, with take-off away from passers-by. If that spot is council land or needs cordoning off, we arrange the permission for you.

Planning a project in Bath?

Send us the site and the brief and we’ll come back with a fixed quote that includes travel, usually within one working day.

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Or email us directly at jameswinch95@gmail.com