About the service
I provide scheduled aerial drone flights over active construction sites to document build progress from start to handover. Each visit follows the same flight path and camera settings established during the first survey, so every report lines up with the last one and stakeholders can see exactly what changed week over week or month over month. The service is built for site managers, general contractors, developers and architects who need an objective, dated visual record for internal reviews, investor updates, insurance files or dispute resolution.
A typical engagement starts with a short site walk to agree on the flight boundary, no-fly zones, safe launch points and reference markers, then continues on the schedule you choose — weekly, biweekly or monthly — for as long as the build runs. Every flight captures high resolution still photos from multiple angles, an orthomosaic top-down map of the whole footprint, and a short flyover video. When useful I also produce a simple volumetric estimate of stockpiles or earthworks and a side-by-side comparison of the current visit against the previous one, so progress is obvious at a glance rather than buried in raw imagery.
All flights are planned around local airspace rules, site safety procedures and weather windows, with a backup date built into the schedule for rain or high wind. Files are delivered within forty eight hours through a shared folder, organized by date, with a short written summary noting anything worth flagging — a delayed pour, exposed rebar sitting too long, standing water, or a change that does not match the plan set. Raw imagery is kept for the length of the project so a historical comparison is always possible even months after the fact.
Pricing covers site setup, the recurring flight, processing and the dated report; I am happy to discuss a longer term contract for multi phase builds, additional angles such as interior progress through open floors, or a rush turnaround when a report is needed for an urgent client meeting. Equipment, insurance and pilot certification are current and can be shared before the first flight. Reach out with the site address, approximate footprint and desired reporting cadence and I will put together a schedule and a fixed quote.
A typical engagement starts with a short site walk to agree on the flight boundary, no-fly zones, safe launch points and reference markers, then continues on the schedule you choose — weekly, biweekly or monthly — for as long as the build runs. Every flight captures high resolution still photos from multiple angles, an orthomosaic top-down map of the whole footprint, and a short flyover video. When useful I also produce a simple volumetric estimate of stockpiles or earthworks and a side-by-side comparison of the current visit against the previous one, so progress is obvious at a glance rather than buried in raw imagery.
All flights are planned around local airspace rules, site safety procedures and weather windows, with a backup date built into the schedule for rain or high wind. Files are delivered within forty eight hours through a shared folder, organized by date, with a short written summary noting anything worth flagging — a delayed pour, exposed rebar sitting too long, standing water, or a change that does not match the plan set. Raw imagery is kept for the length of the project so a historical comparison is always possible even months after the fact.
Pricing covers site setup, the recurring flight, processing and the dated report; I am happy to discuss a longer term contract for multi phase builds, additional angles such as interior progress through open floors, or a rush turnaround when a report is needed for an urgent client meeting. Equipment, insurance and pilot certification are current and can be shared before the first flight. Reach out with the site address, approximate footprint and desired reporting cadence and I will put together a schedule and a fixed quote.
