Track progress
Keep track of construction progress.
Images at useful stages, from comparable viewpoints, to follow the work.
Track progress / The sequence
Return to the right viewpoint.
- 01
Initial condition
Define the useful frames before progress tracking starts.
- 02
Comparable visits
Return to reference views as the site evolves.
- 03
Construction record
Keep dated files for comparison and archiving.
The assignment
A visual record of the project to inform, compare and archive.
Who it is for: Clients, project supervisors, contractors, developers and property managers.
Deliverables by assignment
- Initial condition where agreed
- Repeat viewpoints
- Dated files for each visit
- Overview and detail photos
- Comparisons between visits
Suitable situations
Guide prices
A price based on the actual scope.
1 visit
A visual record at one point in time.
5 visits
Coverage of the main stages.
10 visits
A regular visual record.
Good to know.
The number of visits, viewpoints and deliverables are specified in the quote for your project.
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.
Are the viewpoints always identical?
They are planned to remain as consistent as possible, subject to changes on site.
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.
Track progress
Every assignment starts with the right scope.
Aerial capture feasibility is checked before every assignment, taking account of the location, surroundings and applicable regulations.