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Condition reports document what’s visible. Engineering, surveying, and compliance determinations stay with your licensed professional. Read about report limits.
Keep a record over time.
Start with one paid visit. Add repeat visits when the record proves useful.
Construction progress
Keep owners and project teams up to date with a dated visual record of the site. Compare visits, document milestones, and give everyone the same photos to discuss.
We return weekly or every other week and fly the same approved route and viewpoints each time.
Programs run $1,000 to $2,500 per site each month, with visits from $500.
Start with a paid $500 visit.
What you receive
Dated progress photos and a reviewed report for team updates
documentation
Overhead imagery for mapped site views
under a licensed surveyor or engineer’s control
Imagery for surface and 3D models
under a licensed surveyor or engineer’s control
Imagery for quantity calculations
under a licensed surveyor or engineer’s control
Additional imagery for mapped views, models, and quantity calculations is scoped with your surveyor or engineer.
See an example pond reportBuilding documentation
Give your board, property manager, and engineer a dated record of visible building conditions. Use it to discuss maintenance needs and compare conditions before and after a storm.
We photograph each face from a respectful distance, using a telephoto lens to keep occupied balconies private. We can repeat the same route when you need a later comparison.
Building documentation runs $500 to $3,000. Documentation of all exterior faces of a mid-rise building runs $3,000 to $10,000, depending on access and the number of faces.
Start with one building from $500.
What you receive
A dated record of each building face
documentation
Potential facade concerns, checked by a person
screening
Matched before-and-after storm record
documentation
Close roof views taken with a telephoto lens
documentation