Construction Services
As-Built Documentation & Construction Records
An organized aerial record of visible project conditions — dated imagery, maps, and models that can support owner review and closeout documentation alongside the project’s required records.
Why As-Built Documentation Matters
Memory fades and photos get lost in group chats. Structured aerial documentation creates a dated reference showing visible site conditions at selected milestones and can help teams organize the project history.
For owners, it adds visual context. For contractors, it supports documentation and later review. For lenders and other stakeholders, it provides dated imagery that can be considered with contractor reports, inspections, testing, and other required records. It is not a certified record drawing or proof of contract compliance.
What Your As-Built Record Includes
Dated Project History
Preserve each scheduled capture as a timestamped visual record of conditions visible from the selected viewpoints and capture area.
Documented Visible Conditions
Document visible foundations, graded surfaces, structures, and site work at selected milestones, subject to access, airspace, occlusion, and capture limitations.
Visual Review
Photos, panoramas, and 3D views provide supporting context for owners, lenders, project teams, and later review.
Progress Reports
Formatted PDF reports with selected measurements, methodology notes, and stated limitations for stakeholder and closeout-documentation support.
One Link for Everyone
Share a single portal link with owners, architects, and inspectors — they explore the as-built site themselves.
Closeout Support
An organized aerial record can support closeout, O&M handover, and warranty documentation when used with the project’s required records.
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