Example: General contractor
Monthly updates for lenders and investors
A builder schedules a monthly flyover and shares matched-angle photos with the lender and investors, so everyone sees progress without a site visit.
- ✔ FAA Part 107 certified pilots
- ✔ Fully insured
Construction Progress Documentation by Drone
Scheduled flyovers from the same angles every visit, so you can see exactly what changed and prove it.
Why recurring aerials?
Progress photos are most valuable when they line up. We repeat the same viewpoints and heights on each visit, building a consistent visual timeline from site prep to final walkthrough. That makes it simple to compare dates, answer questions about what was done when, and keep remote stakeholders in the loop.
Choose a schedule
- Weekly for fast-moving phases like earthwork and framing
- Biweekly or monthly for steady progress on longer projects
- Milestone-based flights tied to your draw schedule or key inspections
We'll help you choose the cadence that fits the project and budget.
What each visit includes
- A consistent set of stills from pre-planned viewpoints
- Files named and organized by capture date
- Optional short video flyover
- An end-of-project progress video or time-lapse on request
Imagery is for visual documentation; projects needing certified survey data should use a licensed surveyor.
Weather and scheduling
Wind, rain, smoke, and low visibility can delay a flight. When that happens, we reschedule promptly and keep your timeline as consistent as possible.
Use Cases
How Drone Imagery Helps
Example scenarios — not customer reviews.
Example: Project owner
Settling questions with a dated archive
When a question comes up about when work was completed, a date-organized archive of progress photos makes the answer easy to find.