Monthly progress documentation, full-build time-lapse sequences, and lender-ready reports — a single trusted source from the first excavation pass through final ribbon-cutting.
Construction monitoring isn't about hero shots — it's about creating a documented record your project team, owner, and lender all reference.
Recurring flights on a fixed schedule. Same altitudes, same angles, same time of day — so month-over-month comparison is meaningful.
Recurring captures stitched into a 60-90 second sequence showing the full build from foundation to completion. Ideal for owner presentations and marketing.
Branded PDF reports with dated photos, milestone markers, and progress narrative — formatted to drop into draw packages.
Pre-construction and post-completion baseline documentation for insurance, owner records, and dispute prevention.
Aerial records of safety conditions, fall protection, and site organization — useful for OSHA documentation and incident review.
Each flight's deliverables uploaded to a private project portal where your team, owner, and lender can review and download.
Multi-year aerial documentation programs where Drone Altitude has served as the single trusted source from groundbreak through completion — producing the recurring progress reels, milestone captures, and final presentation videos owners and stakeholders rely on.
Time-lapse construction documentation is one of the highest-leverage marketing assets a developer or GC can produce. Captured from a consistent vantage on a recurring cadence and delivered as a stitched sequence at project completion.
Time-lapse construction documentation only works if the camera keeps shooting through everything — the storms, the heatwaves, the months between site visits. The units we deploy are purpose-built for that job.
DSLR-grade sensors capture sharp, detailed frames that hold up when scaled to presentation size or scrubbed through at native resolution.
Designed for extended deployment — the cameras stay on-site for weeks or months without battery swaps, eliminating the coverage gaps that ruin a time-lapse.
Weather-sealed enclosures stand up to rain, wind, heat, cold, and active-site dust. The camera works through whatever the weather is doing — so your timeline doesn’t have gaps.
Site walk, milestone review, capture frequency agreed (typically monthly + key milestones). Quote for the engagement length.
Fixed schedule — same flight plan each visit so progress is comparable. Coordinated with site superintendent.
Branded PDF with that month's photos, narrative, and milestone notes — formatted for owner and lender draws.
At completion, all monthly captures stitched into a final 60-90 second time-lapse video. Owner presentation copy included.
Send us the project address and timeline and we'll respond with a quote for the full engagement.
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