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Construction progress imagery in New York, New Jersey & Delaware
UFLYUAS provides aerial photographs and video for construction progress monitoring in New York, New Jersey and Delaware. Site overviews help owners, contractors and project teams document visible changes and share progress without requiring every stakeholder to visit the site.
Tell us the project stage, site location and the areas or milestones you want covered. We discuss the viewpoints, access, intended audience and requested outputs before planning the flight. Weekly, biweekly or milestone visits can be scoped around your project schedule, subject to weather, airspace and safe operating conditions. Deliverables can include dated aerial photo sets, edited progress videos and repeat viewpoints for side-by-side comparisons. Discuss orthomosaic maps, 3D models or stockpile volume reports as a separately defined mapping scope.
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See the progress from above
Drag the slider to compare. Use the arrow keys when the slider is selected. Images show different stages and viewpoints of the project.
Share progress with project stakeholders
Construction imagery can support project updates by showing the site layout, active work areas and visible progress at the time of each flight. Agree the views that will be useful for your owner, investor or contractor reports.
- Site overviews: document the overall project and surrounding context.
- Milestone coverage: identify the areas and stages you want recorded.
- Repeat views: discuss matching earlier viewpoints when comparing progress over time.
Aerial documentation records visible conditions. It does not certify construction quality, verify hidden work or replace inspections by the responsible professionals.
Plan your construction documentation
For a construction monitoring quote, send the site location, approximate size, project stage, requested flight frequency, access contact, deadline and photo or video requirements. Mention any restricted areas, nearby operations or site rules that affect flight planning.
Can you provide mapping as well as progress photos?
Tell us what you need to measure or communicate. Aerial mapping data collection requires a defined capture and output brief; survey-grade work requires a licensed surveyor.
Can aerial images prove a project is on schedule?
No. They provide visual records that your project team can compare with its programme, inspection records and other evidence.
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