Building & Construction
Before. During. After.
Locate the site, observe the stages and compare progress: images that support decisions and discussions between everyone involved.
Building & Construction / The sequence
Continuity through preparation.
- 01
Before work begins
Set the reference views of the site and its surroundings.
- 02
Relevant stages
Schedule visits around the programme and relevant areas.
- 03
Final file
Compile an organised visual record of each stage.
The assignment
Share progress between the contractor, project supervisors and client.
Who it is for: Construction companies, developers, builders, architects, project supervisors, engineering consultancies, specialist contractors and clients.
Deliverables by assignment
- Initial condition and surroundings
- Photographic reference points
- Dated visits
- Progress and relevant details
- Comparison file where agreed
Suitable situations
According to your needs
Explore the assignment further.
Explore construction progress coverage ↗
Visits at useful stages, with comparable reference points.
Observe a technical area ↗
Targeted details, without diagnosis.
Prepare the final documentation ↗
Context, detail and filing agreed in the quote.
Present your expertise ↗
Images of the premises, teams and completed work.
Visits, areas and deliverables are agreed around the construction schedule.
Aerial capture feasibility is checked before every assignment, taking account of the location, surroundings and applicable regulations.
USEFUL QUESTIONS
A clear brief before work begins.
Is aerial capture always possible?
No. Feasibility at the location is checked before the assignment.
When will the files be delivered?
The quote specifies the deadline according to volume, filing and output type.
Who interprets technical images?
The qualified professional: an expert, project supervisor, contractor, French judicial officer or other appointed specialist.
Building & Construction
Every assignment starts with the right scope.
Aerial capture feasibility is checked before every assignment, taking account of the location, surroundings and applicable regulations.