About the service
I conduct regular drone flights over construction sites and turn the captured footage into a clear dated visual chronicle of the build. The service is designed for general contractors, developers, architects and private clients who need an honest overhead view of the site without climbing scaffolding or waiting for scheduled inspections. Work begins with a brief call: we discuss site boundaries, key angles (foundation, frame, roof, material logistics, storage) and shooting frequency — weekly, biweekly, or tied to milestones like concrete pours and stage approvals.
Each flight provides high-resolution images, smooth 4K video and, if needed, an orthophotomap stitched from dozens of overlapping frames — you can measure distances, stockpile volumes and terrain changes directly on the map. After each flight I prepare a short comparison report: fresh frames are placed alongside the previous flight, and on request — with the original master plan or BIM model, so deviations and delays are visible immediately, not surfacing in status meetings. These reports are easy to send to owners, creditors and other stakeholders who need proof of progress without a site visit.
All flights are conducted under a valid commercial UAV filming permit, with proper liability coverage and, if the site requires it, with air space coordination near controlled zones. I always have backup batteries and a reserve aircraft — the shooting schedule doesn't slip due to weather windows, and before each takeoff I confirm a safe buffer zone around working cranes and site personnel.
To get started: provide the site address, approximate area, desired flight frequency and what you need as output — video for investors, orthophotomap for a surveyor or photos for marketing. I'll check air space status, suggest a shooting schedule and send the first report within 48 hours of the first flight — so you can see the work format before committing to long-term cooperation.
Each flight provides high-resolution images, smooth 4K video and, if needed, an orthophotomap stitched from dozens of overlapping frames — you can measure distances, stockpile volumes and terrain changes directly on the map. After each flight I prepare a short comparison report: fresh frames are placed alongside the previous flight, and on request — with the original master plan or BIM model, so deviations and delays are visible immediately, not surfacing in status meetings. These reports are easy to send to owners, creditors and other stakeholders who need proof of progress without a site visit.
All flights are conducted under a valid commercial UAV filming permit, with proper liability coverage and, if the site requires it, with air space coordination near controlled zones. I always have backup batteries and a reserve aircraft — the shooting schedule doesn't slip due to weather windows, and before each takeoff I confirm a safe buffer zone around working cranes and site personnel.
To get started: provide the site address, approximate area, desired flight frequency and what you need as output — video for investors, orthophotomap for a surveyor or photos for marketing. I'll check air space status, suggest a shooting schedule and send the first report within 48 hours of the first flight — so you can see the work format before committing to long-term cooperation.
