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Construction progress
A consistent visual history of the project, from agreed viewpoints, so progress can be compared visit to visit.
The problem
Why people ask for this.
Construction moves quickly and memories disagree. Weekly site walks, phone photos and a drone flown differently each time do not produce a record anyone can trust six months later.
What we capture
- Agreed repeat viewpoints
- Site overview stills
- Milestone photography
- Visual orthomosaic where it helps
- Visual 3D records where scoped
What you receive
- Dated visit packs
- Side-by-side comparison imagery
- A progress report if the brief asks for one
- An archive you can go back to
Useful for
- Main and regional contractors
- Developers and project managers
- Construction consultancies
Same viewpoint family
Why consistent viewpoints matter.
Keep the camera position still and the project’s change is obvious. Move it every time and the record is harder to use.
Frame and groundworks Same viewpoint family · illustrative
Used for
- Progress visibility. See how the site has developed between visits, without reconstructing the camera position from memory.
- Stakeholder updates. Give clients and project teams a visual overview of current progress, including people who are not on site every week.
- Milestone records. Dated imagery around significant stages of the build, kept in one place.
- Project archive. A chronological record of how the site changed, useful after the job as well as during it.
Depending on the agreed brief
- Agreed repeat viewpoints
- High-resolution site imagery
- Site overview stills
- Dated visit records
- Side-by-side comparisons
- Milestone imagery
- A progress pack where reporting is scoped
- Visual mapping or a documentation model where it helps
Next step
Tell us what needs inspecting.
Tell us what you need inspected or documented and we will set out the appropriate approach.