Construction Progress Documentation

Repeatable aerial documentation of your site: the same flight flown on a schedule, processed into orthomosaics and 3D models you can compare week over week.

What you get

• Dated site orthomosaics — a consistent top-down record of the whole site at each visit
• Progress photo sets, geotagged and organized by date
• Earthwork and stockpile volumetrics
• Site overview reports (PDF) — see a sample analysis

Safety findings that cite the standard

Inspection reports can include safety findings cited to the specific OSHA standard — 29 CFR 1926 for construction and 29 CFR 1910 for general industry, which covers fixed plant, grain handling, and industrial facilities. Every finding cites the photo it came from; nothing gets flagged without evidence.

Why it holds up

Documentation is only useful if it is comparable. We fly the same plan at the same resolution each visit, so week-over-week differences in the imagery are differences on the ground, not differences in the flying.

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