Aerial context for the work you want to show.
Builder aerial media uses exterior stills and video to communicate a project’s setting, scale and visible progress. Plan an individual milestone shoot or add marketing deliverables to a recurring construction documentation scope.
Choose the deliverables for their destination.
- Aerial stills for project portfolios and proposals
- Progress or completion views for owner updates
- Short exterior video sequences for a website or presentation
- Social-friendly crops or edits when included in the quote
- A consistent visual story across selected build milestones
Plan the story before the visit.
Tell us the audience, publishing channels, desired aspect ratios and any brand requirements. Identify featured areas, temporary clutter and neighboring properties to avoid. Capture and editing are scoped together so a documentation visit is not mistaken for a fully produced marketing film.
Coordinate site readiness.
A finished exterior, clear staging area and agreed timing can improve the usefulness of the media. Discuss light, landscaping, active equipment and contractor activity. Weather, visibility and airspace affect the flight plan and may require a revised date.
Agree on use and delivery.
The quote should define image count or selection, edit length, revisions, file formats, usage rights and delivery timing. Confirm permissions before publishing identifiable people, tenant information or sensitive site details. No client portfolio or completed-project claims are implied by this website’s illustrative layouts.
Available across North Metro Atlanta.
Plan a more useful visit.
Construction progress documentation
A consistent view of what changed.
Aerial roof documentation
See the roof. Plan the next step.
Questions, answered.
What will my quote include?
Your quote defines coverage, visit frequency, deliverables, editing, travel if applicable and the conditions for scheduling. Share the address and your intended use so the proposal fits the project.
Are flight dates guaranteed?
Dates are requested, then confirmed after project review. Weather, site access and airspace requirements can change the schedule. Rescheduling terms are agreed before booking.
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