Show change
Capture a consistent aerial perspective over time rather than relying on disconnected photographs.
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Record project progress from above.
Repeatable aerial capture that documents construction progress, changing site conditions and key project milestones in a format that is easier to share.
Share context
Give stakeholders a clear visual overview of the site and current work stages.
Keep evidence
Build an organised visual record to support project communication and documentation.
Set a repeatable capture plan.
Progress capture works best when the viewing points, frequency and deliverables are agreed early, so that each visit creates a comparable record.
Scheduled capture
Weekly, monthly or milestone-based visits agreed around the project programme.
Consistent views
Repeatable perspectives that make site change easier to identify and communicate.
Organised delivery
Images and agreed outputs labelled for practical use by the project team.
Capture, not certification.
Progress imagery provides a visual record. It does not certify construction quality, compliance or completion unless an appropriately qualified professional is engaged for that role.
Plan a project capture programme.
Tell us the site, programme and the audiences who need to receive the evidence.
Discuss progress capture