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Construction Progress

What is construction progress?

Construction progress refers to the visual documentation of building phases in the construction of a large project or single structure. The documentation involves the organization of photos of the construction phases and used for surveying, tracking milestones, promotions and solving perimeter disputes.

Depending on your specific needs, we can provide one-time photo assignments or recurring photos at set intervals from the same positions. It's your choice, as we will meet your requirements.

What is an aerial survey used for in construction?

Aerial views of any construction site in El Paso can potentially be used to track and record progress against other data and use it to create progress reports and improve efficiency. Aerial photos can also provide valuable data to help anticipate and resolve the possibility of future disputes.

Before breaking ground on a construction project, aerial surveys can help in the evaluation process and final site selection. They provide an overview of the terrain, nearby infrastructure, and environmental conditions, aiding in site selection and feasibility studies. Altogether, aerial images of constrution progress are an invaluable asset for logistics and pre-planning.

What are the advantages of aerial construction photography?

Essentially, aerial shots produce clear progress reports in the form of higher visualizations that cannot be matched from a level vantage point, producing valuable site information for the client.

  • Reveals angles with wider perspectives that are not possible from a ground level.
  • Provides information needed for progress reports and time-stamps, improving efficiency, and saving money.
  • Provides valuable data to help resolve possible disputes. Overhead views confirm property lines, easements, and adjacent land-use.
  • Captures land typographies prone to possible flooding events in the future. A major deficiency in Texas planning is the lack of comprehensive floodplain maps. The cost for statewide FEMA‐approved maps is expensive, and in some cases it involves regular up-to-date mapping that is too expensive. City Counsel meetings commonly discuss immediate corrections to floodplain modeling and mapping. Aerial views that document site conditions after major weather events might clarify improvements and make it easier for City Counsel to better plan for the future.

We are able to achieve excellent depth and quality in all the images we take. Sure, it's easy to correct most images in Photoshop, but if the source file is not resolute to begin with, the final saved image will not look convincing and may even look over-processed.

Progress Documentation Access

Once the photos are taken, we make them available to you as soon as possible so you can directly access, study, share, and document them as needed. Aerial images give building supervisors, property owners and investors the ability to study the progress of their project.

Projects

Some of our past projects include the following...

  • New housing area for the University of Texas, El Paso
  • Americas Interchange 31
  • El Paso GO 10 - HNTB
  • Tornillo Bridge
  • Spur 1966 Project
  • Travis Crawford Auto Dealership
  • Tornillo Bridge
  • Rescue Mission
  • Whole Foods
  • Casa Bandera Apartments in Las Cruces, New Mexico

Let us know how your aerial project should unfold and we will try our best to meet your expectations. We'll start on your progressive timeline when and where you want. Even before ground is broken, we will provide you with detailed aerial views of your proposed property under construction.

"Aerial imagry of your construction project provides more information in less time, improves communication, minimizes rework, and keep constrution moving forward!"

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Aerial Photography Services:

  • Construction Progress
  • Destruction Progress
  • Real Estate
  • Editorials
  • Photojournalism
  • Land Surveys
  • Events