Construction Progress Aerial Photography

Aerial photographs are a great way for builders, of any trade, to document the progression of a construction project. Images can be taken weekly, bi-weekly or at monthly intervals depending on your project schedule and budget. Aerial views can help document that a project is staying on track, which can be an important tool for architects, engineers, or developers. Photographs can support those unexpected construction glitches that occur on-site, when prompt decision making is needed during the construction administration phase.

Construction Progress aerial photography consists of aerial photographs taken of a project at different intervals in the construction phase. This can be from the beginning, before any ground-breaking, to the conclusion of the completed project.

Why would you need Construction Progress photographs? An impartial third party documentation provides the client outstanding credibility when a construction issue arises or a construction dispute needs to be resolved. The photograph provides a permanent, indisputable record of the site at a specific time. The photographs are documented as being true and correct, with no manipulations (other than color and density corrections).

Below are a few uses of aerial photographs documenting construction progress:

Our clients consider this service invaluable, especially for out-of-town, off-site companies or owners. Architects, engineers and sub-contractors also enjoy the benefits of photographic documentation. Construction Progress photographs can cover all phases of construction:

The aerial photographs are taken with a high-resolution, digital professional camera with commercial grade lenses. This platform provides clear, crisp, quality color photographs. The finest details of the project can be seen clearly. Five views are generally taken (north, south, east, west and one over-the-top) unless a particular direction or angle is requested.