Construction Progress Photography in Austin and Central Texas
Recurring drone visits that build a clear visual record of your job site over time. We return to the same viewpoints on a schedule you choose, so owners, lenders, and project teams can see what changed between visits.
We’ll respond within one business day to discuss your project and next steps.
Who this service helps
General contractors
A dated visual record of site progress for internal review, owner updates, and project files.
Developers and owners
Regular views of the project without a site visit, useful for investor, lender, and partner updates.
Engineering and architecture teams
Visual context of site conditions and progress to support coordination and review.
Why it helps
- Consistent capture viewpoints make visit-to-visit comparison easy.
- Imagery organized by date so you can find any phase quickly.
- Milestone documentation for key stages such as site work, vertical construction, and closeout.
- Clear aerial views for stakeholder updates and presentations.
What you can receive
- Aerial still photos from repeatable viewpoints
- Date-organized galleries or folders for each visit
- Milestone image sets for key project stages
- Optional short video clips or hyperlapse edits
Exact deliverables are confirmed in your quote.
Examples from our portfolio
Real construction work from our portfolio, including progress tracking and hyperlapse video.
How it works
- 1
Share the project
Tell us the site's general location, project stage, and who will use the imagery.
- 2
Set viewpoints and schedule
We agree on capture viewpoints and a visit schedule, such as weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly.
- 3
Fly each visit
We return to the same viewpoints each visit, following FAA Part 107 rules and site safety requirements.
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Deliver by date
Each visit's imagery is delivered organized by date, ready to share with your team.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a hyperlapse and progress documentation?
A hyperlapse is a short video clip that compresses a stretch of time or movement into a few seconds. It works well for marketing and quick updates. Recurring progress documentation is a series of visits over weeks or months, captured from consistent viewpoints and organized by date, so you can compare the site across the whole project.
How often can you visit the site?
We can plan weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or milestone-based visits. The schedule is set in your quote based on the project's pace and your reporting needs.
Is this imagery suitable for measurements or surveying?
This service provides visual documentation. It is not a survey and is not intended for measurements. If you need survey-grade data, a licensed surveyor should provide it.
Do you follow site safety requirements?
Yes. Brad is FAA Part 107 certified and OSHA 10 trained. We coordinate with your site contact on access and safety requirements before each visit.
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Ready to talk about your project?
Only your email is required to start. We’ll respond within one business day to discuss your project and next steps.