Service · Construction progress
Scheduled aerial photos, plus optional video, from the same vantage points on every visit wherever the site allows, organized by date so owners, lenders and your team can follow progress.
A construction site changes every week, and a walk around with a camera can’t show the whole site at once. Scheduled aerial visits give you one consistent, dated record of the entire project.
We set repeatable vantage points on the first visit and return to them each time wherever the site allows, so each set of photos lines up with the last. Files are organized by date and easy to share with owners, investors, lenders and your project team.
Exact formats and quantities are listed in your quote.
Available on request. Ask for any of these in your quote request.
From your first message to your final files.
WP 01
Tell us about the site, the project type, the expected schedule and how often you want visits: weekly, every two weeks, monthly or at milestones.
WP 02
We confirm the site contact, check-in, PPE and any safety orientation, plus crane activity and airspace. Sites near airports may need FAA authorization for recurring visits.
WP 03
The first flight sets the vantage points, heights and headings we’ll repeat wherever the site allows. If work hasn’t started yet, a pre-construction baseline is worth capturing.
WP 04
We fly the same plan on each visit wherever the site allows, with flight paths planned around the people working on site, and adjust the schedule if weather moves a visit.
WP 05
Each visit’s files go into a dated folder. At the end of the project you can add a comparison set or a progress video.
Every job is quoted individually. The main factors:
It depends on how fast the site changes and who is following it. Fast-moving commercial work often suits weekly or every-other-week visits, while a long residential build may only need monthly or milestone visits. We’ll suggest a schedule when we quote.
That’s the point of a progress record. The first visit sets the vantage points, and we return to the same positions and headings wherever the site allows, so the photos compare cleanly.
Each visit goes into a dated folder behind one private link that you can share with your team.
Yes. Tell us who the site contact is and what the check-in, PPE and orientation rules are, and we follow them on every visit.
Still wondering about something?
Email drew@drewsdrone.services and you’ll hear back from Drew directly.
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Ideal for: Small businesses, storefronts and facilities
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