From groundworks to finished project
Construction documentation by drone
Keep clients and site management up to date with the same views throughout the project. We document progress at agreed stages and gather the material in a clear delivery.
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A shared picture of progress
Progress tracking
Give the client and project team an up-to-date overview. Show what has changed since the previous documentation.
Key construction stages
Document, for example, groundworks, foundations, the frame and the finished facility at pre-agreed times.
Project communication
Use selected images in site meetings, progress reports and communication. We check with you which parts may be shown externally.
Delivery
An image archive that follows the project
You choose the intervals, views and delivery formats. Recurring shoots are planned to make the material as comparable as conditions allow.
For construction and civil engineering companies, groundwork contractors, property developers and public-sector clients. Suits both a single construction stage and recurring documentation through a longer project.
What you receive
- Dated overview images from every visit
- Recurring views of agreed areas
- Images sorted by date and project phase
- Video clips or a project summary film as quoted
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The same angle, different stages
On recurring flights we photograph from the same positions. That makes the images directly comparable and shows clearly what has happened between visits.
The images illustrate what a time series can look like; they are not a completed client project.
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How the assignment works
Documentation plan
We define the purpose, the views you want and the intervals together with the project’s contact person.
Coordination
Visits are adapted to the site’s routines, safety rules and construction stages. Flight conditions are checked before every visit.
Recurring visits
We photograph the agreed views and add relevant details as the project changes.
Ongoing delivery
The material is delivered digitally and dated. At the end of the project, we can put together a selection from the whole period.
What affects scope and price
- Number of visits and how often you want new progress images
- Number of photo positions and angles to follow
- Whether film or a time-lapse style summary is included
- Delivery format and how the material is shared with the project
- The project's duration, site rules and travel
Related services
Services can be combined in the same visit when it suits the assignment.
Questions and answers
Frequently asked questions
How often should the project be photographed?
That depends on the pace of construction and what you want to follow. Monthly visits can suit a longer build, while key milestones may call for more frequent documentation. We decide the interval together.
Can you return to the same camera angles?
Yes, we plan recurring views to make comparisons easier. The exact position and framing may need adjusting when the site, the airspace or the safety conditions change.
Are measurements and quantity calculations included?
Regular progress images are primarily visual documentation. If you need measurable map data, models or volume calculations, we plan photogrammetry as a separate part of the assignment.
Can we order a single visit?
Yes. You can book documentation at a specific stage, ahead of a meeting or when a facility is finished. Recurring assignments are an option when you want to follow progress over time.
Which project would you like to follow?
Tell us where the project is, how long it runs and which stages you want documented. We’ll suggest a plan that suits the pace of construction.