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Aerial photography in Round Rock and Georgetown.

Drone photography, aerial video and 360 capture across Williamson County, from historic downtowns to new neighborhoods and Hill Country acreage, flown by FAA Part 107 certified remote pilot Landon Hoemke.

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North of Austin, Round Rock and Georgetown pair fast growth with deep roots: the historic courthouse square in Georgetown, the San Gabriel River and Lake Georgetown, Old Settlers Park and the Brushy Creek trails in Round Rock, and new neighborhoods spreading toward Leander, Liberty Hill and Hutto. Stoop 360 flies across Williamson County, planning each shot to show how a place fits into that mix of old and new.

Round Rock and Georgetown from above

New homes and growing communities. Williamson County keeps adding neighborhoods, from family subdivisions to active-adult communities like Sun City in Georgetown, and buyers want to see the amenity center, the trail network and the drive to schools and shopping. Aerials show it at a glance. For larger developments, repeat flights document the build from the same points.

Hill Country edges and acreage. West of Georgetown and Leander, the land rolls into the Hill Country. Acreage and estate lots there benefit from high overviews that show boundaries, trees and terrain, paired with a 360 drone tour for buyers relocating from out of state.

Historic downtowns. Georgetown's courthouse square and downtown Round Rock are favorite settings for local businesses, community events and celebrations. A slow aerial pass shows the architecture and the life around it.

Weddings and celebrations. Venues across the area range from restored historic spaces to Hill Country ranch settings. A planned aerial sequence opens a wedding film with the landscape and the gathering, without getting in the way of either.

Drone services in Round Rock & Georgetown

Airspace around Round Rock and Georgetown

Round Rock sits well north of Austin-Bergstrom's Class C airspace, and much of the area has no controlled airspace at drone altitudes. Georgetown is different: Georgetown Executive Airport has its own control tower, so neighborhoods around the airport sit in controlled airspace. Flights there need FAA authorization, which we usually request through LAANC for the exact address and altitude.

Outside controlled airspace, Part 107 still applies. We keep the drone within visual line of sight, stay within altitude limits and don't fly over people who aren't part of the shoot. Busy days at Dell Diamond, Old Settlers Park or the Georgetown square bring crowds that shape where and when we fly, so we plan around the local calendar too.

Landon Hoemke, FAA Part 107 certified drone pilot, holding a Stoop 360 drone

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Landon Hoemke

FAA Part 107 Certified Remote Pilot

FAA Part 107 certified · Insured on every shoot

Landon Hoemke, an FAA Part 107 certified remote pilot, commands every Stoop 360 flight in Round Rock and Georgetown. He reviews airspace, launch sites and weather for each job and builds the flight around the shots you actually need.

Every flight insured. Each shoot is covered by liability insurance, with a certificate of insurance available on request.

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Round Rock & Georgetown drone FAQ

Do you need FAA authorization to fly in Georgetown?

Near Georgetown Executive Airport, yes. The airport has a control tower and nearby addresses sit in controlled airspace, so we request authorization, usually through LAANC. Many other parts of Georgetown and Round Rock are outside controlled airspace, and we confirm each address on the FAA's maps.

Do you cover Leander, Cedar Park, Hutto and Liberty Hill?

Yes. Stoop 360 flies across Williamson County and the wider Austin area. Tell us the address and we'll check airspace and travel before the shoot.

Is drone footage useful for new construction in Williamson County?

Yes. Builders and developers use repeat flights to show progress from the same points, and polished aerials to market finished phases. Our construction progress guide explains how a repeatable schedule works.

Can you film at Georgetown's courthouse square?

Often, with planning. The square is close to Georgetown Executive Airport, so we check whether authorization is needed and request it through LAANC. We pick a safe, permitted launch point and keep the drone clear of people who aren't part of the shoot.

Are you insured?

Every flight insured. Each shoot is covered by liability insurance, with a certificate of insurance available on request.

Photos on this page show the Stoop 360 aerial style and are not of specific Round Rock & Georgetown locations.