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Construction Progress Monitoring

Repeat flights that show what was built, what moved and what is behind schedule.

What it is

We fly your site on a fixed schedule from the same flight plan each time. Every visit produces a dated map and model, so progress can be compared visit to visit and against the design, and disputes are settled with evidence instead of opinion.

Where it is used

  • Weekly or monthly progress reporting
  • Contractor billing verification
  • Remote review for owners and lenders
  • Site logistics and safety planning

Our approach

Consistency is what makes monitoring useful. We lock the flight plan, control points and output format at the first visit so every later dataset lines up with the one before it.

Read more about the technology behind our surveys.

How the work runs

  1. 01

    Understand

    We learn what you need to decide, measure or prove, and which outputs will get you there.

  2. 02

    Plan

    We design the mission: platform, sensor, flight plan, ground control and the permissions the site requires.

  3. 03

    Capture

    Our pilots fly the site and check data quality before leaving the field.

  4. 04

    Process

    Raw data becomes maps, models, measurements and findings, checked against control.

  5. 05

    Deliver

    You receive reports and files in the formats your team uses, with a walkthrough of the results.

Questions about construction progress monitoring

More answers in our drone services FAQ.

Can drones be used for construction monitoring?

Yes. Regular drone flights give a complete, dated record of the site that can be measured and compared with the design and with earlier visits.

How often should a construction site be flown?

Most projects choose weekly, fortnightly or monthly flights, matched to the reporting cycle. Earthwork-heavy phases often benefit from more frequent visits.

Related services

  • Drone Survey & Mapping

    Georeferenced maps and terrain models of your site, captured in a fraction of the time a ground crew needs.

  • Land & GIS Mapping

    Aerial data turned into GIS layers your planners, engineers and revenue teams can query.

  • LiDAR Survey & 3D Mapping

    Dense 3D point clouds that show true ground level, even under vegetation.

Have a project in the air?

Send us the site location and what you need to know about it. We will reply with scope, timeline and a quote.