About
Built different.
Born in Birmingham. USMC veteran. Self-taught drone builder and pilot since day one.
The story
10+ years in the air.
Everett McIntosh has been building and flying drones since before most people knew what a drone was — from 3-inch micro builds to 12-inch heavy-lift platforms, he's designed, assembled, and flown them all. What started as a passion for flight and engineering has grown into a full-service aerial operation serving Birmingham and all of Alabama.
A proud Birmingham native, Everett's roots run deep in the city. He's not a contractor who flew in from somewhere else — he knows the neighborhoods, the airspace, the terrain, and the light. That local knowledge shows up in every shot.
His time in the United States Marine Corps built the discipline, precision, and mission-first mindset he brings to every flight. The drone skills? Those are entirely self-taught — years of hands-on building, flying, and problem-solving on his own. Working alongside contractors and schools gave him a deep understanding of what clients actually need: reliable execution, clear communication, and zero surprises on the day.
Credentials & experience
FAA Part 107 Licensed
Holds an active FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate — fully licensed for commercial drone operations. Celebrating 2 years licensed in October 2026. All airspace authorizations handled in-house.
10+ Years Flying
From 3-inch micro builds to 12-inch heavy-lift platforms — designed, built, and flown from scratch.
U.S. Marine Corps Veteran
The Marines didn't teach him to fly drones — they taught him discipline, precision, and how to execute under pressure. He brought those values to every build and every flight.
Contractor & School Experience
Worked with contractors, construction firms, and educational institutions through USMC service and beyond.
Birmingham Native
Born and raised in BHM. Deep local knowledge of airspace, terrain, and the city's best angles.
New Designs Coming
Always building. New drone platforms in development — pushing the limits of what's possible for commercial aerial work.
Let's fly.
Whether it's a real estate listing, a construction site, or something nobody's done from the air yet — let's talk.