AeroFrohne supports projects in southern Jalisco and the Ciudad Guzmán area with topographic surveys, construction staking, orthomosaics, CAD, and visual documentation for teams that need clear measurements before decisions.
Points, references, elevations, and visual evidence for understanding the site before decisions are made in Ciudad Guzmán.
Aerial support when site conditions allow it, useful for larger areas, roads, orchards, slopes, and construction fronts.
Plans, surfaces, sections, profiles, and working files ready for architecture, engineering, and construction teams.
The goal is not just to measure points. It is to convert field conditions into files your team can use to estimate, model, build, and review changes on site.
Field marketing material that shows the real value of the survey: aerial context, orthomosaics, reports, plans, CAD, 3D models, and photographic evidence.
Aerial construction image for comparing surfaces, volumes, and access.
Technical information for reviewing geometry, points, stations, and project lines.
3D model for reviewing elevations, surfaces, and existing conditions.
Georeferenced mosaic for parcels, orchards, interior roads, and productive areas.
Plan ready for technical teams to use as a design or review base.
Visual evidence for infrastructure, drainage, elevations, and construction coordination.
Technical visual for slopes, platforms, runoff, and conceptual design.
Linework sample for subdivision, boundaries, areas, and development planning.
Edgar López is a civil engineer and Perito Topógrafo with Cédula Profesional 11477336 and more than 10 years of experience in topographic surveys, drone photogrammetry, and expert reports. Based at Servicios Topográficos in Apatzingán, he coordinates cadastral, judicial, and civil works surveying across Michoacán and west-central Mexico. His field workflow combines GNSS RTK, total station, AutoCAD, Civil 3D, and Pix4Dmapper to deliver clear plans, orthomosaics, point clouds, and technical files for owners, builders, and authorities.
Before sending a crew or drone, the team confirms the survey purpose, expected precision, access, vegetation risks, CAD format, and whether the project needs coordination with an authorized local professional.
Location, area, objective, schedule, and deliverables.
Control, points, photos, and aerial support when appropriate.
Contours, surfaces, visible boundaries, and files.
Adjustments, technical notes, and local coordination.
Yes. Scope depends on location, access, parcel size, required deliverables, and target schedule within Jalisco.
Send the location, any available sketch or deed, approximate area, survey objective, required date, site photos, and preferred delivery format.
Yes. These pages are designed for projects that need ground measurement, visual evidence, and digital files for design, construction, or technical review.
No. If the project requires a signature, official filing, appraisal, cadastre process, or legal resolution, the work must coordinate with the authorized local professional for that jurisdiction.
Send the location, approximate area, access photos, and intended use of the survey. AeroFrohne will respond with the recommended scope and deliverables for your project.
