The whole job site, from the same spot, every week.
We fly a drone over your construction site on a regular schedule and shoot from the same altitude and angle each time. Owners, contractors, and lenders all see the same progress, from the foundation pour to the final landscaping, and nobody has to drive out to check.
General notes
Credentials and coverage- FAA certified. Pilots hold FAA Part 107 certificates to fly commercially.
- Fully insured. $1M liability coverage on every flight.
- AUVSI TOP Level 3. Trusted Operator Program certificate.
- Veteran owned. A veteran-owned business.
- New Hampshire based. Serving job sites across the state.
Same spot. Same angle. Every visit.
Sequence of workBecause each photo lines up with the last, changes on site are easy to see. You can flip between two dates and know exactly what moved.
Pick a schedule
Choose weekly, every other week, or key milestones like the foundation pour, framing complete, and roof on.
We fly the same route
The drone goes up to the same altitude and points the camera at the same angle each time, covering the building and the ground around it.
We process the photos
Each image is cleaned up, dated, and organized so the progress reads at a glance.
Everyone gets the same view
Stakeholders and key players on the project receive the same photos, so the conversation starts from the same picture.
One consistent view for everyone on the project.
Site visits take time to schedule, and two people can walk the same site and come away with different impressions. A steady aerial record gives the whole team one shared reference.
No special trips
Check progress from your desk instead of driving to the site and walking the perimeter.
Changes stand out
Matching frames make it easy to spot what was built, moved, or delivered since the last visit.
A dated record
Every photo is dated, so you can look back at how the site stood on any given week.
Why aerial progress photos pay off.
KeynotesKeep an eye on site security
Every visit captures fencing, gates, equipment, and material staging from above. Gaps in the perimeter, missing materials, or signs of unwanted visitors are easier to spot and document.
Close the gap between plans and reality
Top-down photos line up with your site plans, so you can check footprints, grading, and access routes against the drawings and catch differences before they get built over.
Catch problems early
Frequent, up-to-date views of the whole site show issues like standing water, erosion, blocked access, or work falling behind while they're still easier and cheaper to fix.
Learn from every project
When the job wraps up, the dated record makes it easy to walk back through the build week by week and see what went well, where delays started, and what to do differently next time.
Built for the people who need to see progress.
Distribution list| Recipient | What they get |
|---|---|
| Owners and investors | Follow the build from wherever you are. Each update shows the whole site, not just the one corner you happened to walk past. |
| General contractors | Share progress with the project team and keep a dated record of the site, including staging areas and access routes. |
| Lenders and insurers | Get clear, dated photos of how far along the work is, without scheduling another visit. |
| Architects and engineers | See how the build is tracking against the plans, along with the parking and landscaping that come last. |
Visit as often as the project needs.
Visit schedule| Mark | Frequency | Over a 22-week build | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| V-1 | Weekly | 22 visits | Closest tracking, ideal while the site is changing fast. |
| V-2 | Every two weeks | 11 visits | A steady record that keeps everyone up to date. |
| V-3 | Monthly | 6 visits | A lighter check-in for slower stretches of the build. |
| V-4 | Milestones only | 4 visits | Visits timed to the pour, framing, roofing, and site finish. |
Not sure which fits? Tell us about your project and we'll suggest a schedule.
Your photos, in one shared folder.
TransmittalEvery project gets its own secure online folder. After each visit we add a new dated folder of finished photos and send everyone on the project a short update.
- No app or account neededAnyone with the link can view and download. Works on a phone, tablet, or office computer.
- Organized by dateEach visit has its own folder, named by date, so any week is easy to find and compare.
- Full-resolution filesDownload originals for reports, pay applications, meetings, or marketing.
- A short update after each visitAn email with a few highlight shots, a note on what changed, and the folder link.
- You choose who has accessOwners, lenders, architects, and your team all see the same photos. Add or remove people any time.
- 382026-10-02 · Week 14 · Roof onNew
- 362026-09-25 · Week 13Filed
- 352026-09-18 · Week 12Filed
- 372026-09-11 · Week 11Filed
- 402026-08-14 · Week 7 · Framing completeFiled
Example transmittal. Photo counts and folder names are for illustration.
What clients say.
Common questions
RFI logRFI-001Do you shoot the same view every time?Answered
Yes. Each visit uses the same specified altitude and camera angle, so photos from different weeks line up and are easy to compare.
RFI-002Are you certified and qualified to fly?Answered
Yes. Our pilots are FAA Part 107 certified, and SkyFox Visuals holds an AUVSI Trusted Operator Program (TOP) Level 3 certificate. If your site is in controlled airspace, such as near an airport, we obtain the FAA authorizations needed to fly there, through the FAA's Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability (LAANC) system.
RFI-003Where do you work?Answered
Currently, we're serving construction sites throughout New Hampshire.
RFI-004What parts of the site do you cover?Answered
The whole project, from the land clearing and pouring of the foundation through framing and roofing, plus the finishing touches.
RFI-005How do we receive the photos?Answered
Through a secure online project folder. After each visit we add a new dated folder of finished, full-resolution photos and email everyone on the project a short update. No third-party apps needed to view or download.
RFI-006What happens if the weather is bad?Answered
Safety is our top priority. When the crazy New England weather doesn't cooperate, we reschedule as close to your planned date as possible.
RFI-007Do you offer 3D mapping?Answered
Yes. Along with progress photos, we can turn a flight into a 2D map of the site, called an orthomosaic, or a 3D model. These are useful for measuring distances, areas, and stockpile volumes, and for comparing the site against your plans. Ask about it when you request a quote.
RFI-008How do I get a price?Answered
Send us the site location and how often you'd like visits using the form below, and we'll get back to you with a quote.
Tell us about your project.
Request for quoteShare where the project is and how often you'd like photos. We'll reply with a quote and a suggested schedule.