Parts, Service & Training
We Keep You
In The Air
Service & Repair
A grounded drone in July costs you real money. We diagnose, repair and rebuild ag drones with the urgency of people who've lost spray days themselves — priority turnaround in season.
Parts
Props, nozzles, pumps, batteries and the wear parts that actually fail — stocked and shipped fast, or in your hands same-day if you can get to Galva.
Training
From your first hover to full spray-season workflows: mission planning, mixing, obstacle awareness, battery management and the habits that keep operators safe and efficient.
New Operators
The Path Into The Business
Every custom applicator you admire started with zero hours and a stack of FAA acronyms. Here's the road, in order — and where we help.
Get Licensed
Earn your FAA Part 107 remote pilot certificate, then work through the Part 137 approval that covers agricultural application — plus your state pesticide applicator license. Sounds like a mountain; it’s a staircase. We’ll point you through every step.
Get Equipped
Pick the drone that matches your acres and a rig that matches your workflow. One honest conversation beats a hundred forum threads.
Get Trained
Fly with us before you fly alone. Setup, mission planning, mixing and loading, emergency procedures — real reps on real fields.
Get Earning
Line up your first acres with confidence, and lean on us for parts, service and answers all season long.
Licensing requirements vary by state and change over time — we'll help you find the current requirements for your operation, but always verify with the FAA and your state department of agriculture.
The Difference
Dealers Sell.
Operators Support.
When you call us mid-season, you're not opening a ticket — you're talking to someone who flew this morning. We know which problems can wait until Sunday and which ones can't, because we've had both.
Talk To An OperatorSupport Questions
Do you service drones you didn’t sell?+
Yes. Bring us your ag drone regardless of where you bought it — we diagnose, repair and rebuild, and we prioritize turnaround in spray season when a grounded drone is costing you money.
How fast can you turn around a repair?+
In season, fast is the whole point. We stock the wear parts that actually fail and treat a down drone in July like the emergency it is. Call us and we’ll tell you straight where you stand.
What do I need to start a spray drone business?+
Generally an FAA Part 107 remote pilot certificate, a Part 137 agricultural aircraft operator certificate, a state pesticide applicator license, the right drone, and a way to run it in the field. We walk new operators through all of it — verify current requirements with the FAA and your state department of agriculture.
Do you offer training?+
We do. From your first hover to full spray-season workflows — mission planning, mixing and loading, obstacle awareness, battery management and emergency procedures — with real reps on real fields before you fly on your own.
What parts do you keep on hand?+
The parts that keep you flying: props, nozzles, pumps, batteries and common wear items. Shipped fast, or same-day in your hands if you can get to Galva.
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Need Parts Or Help?
In season, speed matters — reach out and we'll move.