Construction progress monitoring
Regular check-ups for your build, from groundbreaking to handover.
Scheduled drone flights capture your site from the same angles every visit, so owners, lenders and project managers can see real progress without walking the site.
Symptoms
Signs your property needs this treatment.
- +Owners or investors outside the Valley asking for updates
- +Lenders needing proof of progress before releasing a draw
- +Disputes over what was finished and when
- +Large or muddy sites that are slow to walk
- +Marketing teams wanting fresh photos for pre-sales
The treatment
1. Site intake
We review your site plan, airspace, nearby airports and the schedule of milestones you care about.
2. Flight plan
We set fixed flight paths and camera positions so each visit can be compared side by side.
3. Scheduled visits
Weekly, bi-weekly or monthly flights, timed around pours, framing and envelope milestones.
4. Report delivery
Dated photos, video and overview images delivered to a shared folder within 48 hours.
Fraser Valley case files
Typical situations we're built for.
Townhouse and condo developments
Multi-phase projects where buyers and sales teams want regular visual updates on every building.
Industrial and warehouse builds
Big tilt-up sites where overhead views show grading, slab pours and paving progress at a glance.
Hillside subdivisions
Steep lots where aerial views document retaining walls, drainage and road work safely.
Barns, greenhouses and farm buildings
Remote owners can see progress on large agricultural builds without driving out.
What you receive
- Dated, high-resolution aerial photos from repeat positions
- Short flyover video of each visit
- Top-down overview image of the full site
- Side-by-side comparison with the previous visit
- Shared online folder for your whole project team
Questions
- How often should you fly?
- Most sites choose every two weeks. Busy phases like framing or envelope work often go weekly.
- Can you fly near Abbotsford Airport?
- Some sites need extra permissions near airports. We check airspace during intake and handle the paperwork.
- Do we need to stop work during flights?
- No. Flights are short and planned to stay clear of crews and equipment.
Ready for a check-up?
Send your site address and timeline — we'll reply within one business day.