Construction Progress

A large build generates constant demands for visual proof: lenders want draw-inspection support, investors want progress updates, marketing wants a story to tell at delivery, and the project team wants a record when questions come up later. Site superintendents have better things to do than chase photos.

Our construction documentation program puts your project on a schedule, weekly, biweekly, or monthly flights depending on the pace of visible change. Every visit captures the same orbit points, altitudes, and cardinal views, GPS-referenced so week 40 aligns with week 4. That consistency is the entire value: photos that cut together into a time-lapse, updates that let a lender see exactly what changed, and a delivery-day archive that documents the whole story.

Each visit delivers a timestamped set of overhead and oblique stills, a short orbit video, and running access to the full project archive organized by date. At milestones (foundation pours, topping out, facade completion) we can add ground-level coverage and event documentation of the ceremony itself.

At delivery, the archive becomes a marketing asset: a start-to-finish time-lapse for the lease-up campaign, before-and-after sequences for the developer's portfolio and capital-markets materials, and a complete visual record that has settled more than one dispute about site conditions and sequencing.

Flights over active construction sites demand real credentials: FAA Part 107 certification, commercial liability insurance, airspace authorization near controlled airports, and coordination with site safety. We handle all of it, and we are already approved on the vendor-compliance platforms most GCs and developers require.