Who it's for
- Self-builders who can't be on site every day, or who need to show a stage is finished before the next payment is released.
- Developers and contractors keeping clients, investors and head office up to date.
- Anyone who wants a record of what went in the ground. Drainage runs, foundations and service routes are hard to find once the slab is poured.
How it works
On the first visit, the viewpoints are agreed with you and saved. Every visit after that flies the same positions at the same height and angle, so the photos line up. Each set is dated and filed by visit.
A typical set is one shot straight down over the whole site, a few angled views from the corners, and close-ups of anything you've asked to keep an eye on. A short video flyover can be added.
Visits can be weekly, fortnightly or monthly. A regular schedule costs less per visit than booking one at a time.
On site
Flights are agreed with the site manager and fit around the site's rules. The drone keeps clear of people working below and away from cranes and lifting. If the wind is too strong, the visit moves to the next calm day at no extra cost.
When it's finished
The last visit can double as photos for selling or letting the finished homes: the street, the plots, and how close they are to the coast or the town.
Questions
- Can I share the photos with my client or lender?
- Yes. They're yours, and the download link can go to whoever needs it.
- What if a visit is rained off?
- It moves to the next suitable day at no extra cost, and the schedule carries on from there.
- Can you start partway through a build?
- Yes. The first visit sets the viewpoints, whatever stage the site is at.