Sure you can capture aerials, but no photogrammetry process is going to capture piping/tube steel that thin unless you get 0.25 in/px which is nearly impossible unless you are right up on it and then it would be degraded if the map images from a higher altitude were included You could probably fly it very close and model it by itself… As for capturing the whole property in one picture it depends on how big it is. I estimate about 125-150 acres in full frame within legal flying limits.
I don’t see that the Sequoia is supported, but that usually means that DroneDeploy will be able to control and trigger the camera. Even though, you can fly it manually or with another software and upload to DroneDeploy to analyze the maps and model.