Dated image folders
Each visit is organized by date and the agreed view or work area, so owners can follow the site record.
Keep owners and contractors up to date with repeat aerial viewpoints, dated image folders and a clear record of visible site changes. Add orthomosaics, 3D site models or preliminary measurements when they fit the project.
The final coverage and file formats are agreed for your project.
Each visit is organized by date and the agreed view or work area, so owners can follow the site record.
A consistent shortlist shows the agreed viewpoints and visible changes for owner reports, project meetings, and remote review.
Appropriately sized selections can be prepared for stakeholder reports and meetings when the intended presentation use is defined in scope.
The agreed visit folders can form a project-level aerial record through completion.
Progress imagery records visible conditions at the capture time. It does not certify percentage complete, schedule compliance, quantities, workmanship, payment eligibility, property boundaries or survey accuracy, and is not an as-built or land survey.
Contractors, owners, developers and remote project teams reviewing active construction, civil work and site development.
Weekly, monthly, milestone-based and custom programs can be scoped around the project. Cranes, active work, access, weather and safe flight requirements may change individual viewpoints.
Work directly with Richard Hamilton. Richard works with your site contact to define the visit cadence, repeat viewpoints, milestone details and reporting format before the first capture.
See mapping & 3D model project examples →Send the address or map pin, target date, site contact and the question your team needs answered.
Review the capture areas, deliverables, access, flight constraints, timing and quote before scheduling.
We coordinate the visit, complete the agreed flight when conditions allow, and organize the files for your team.
Based in West Palm Beach. Send the exact site for project review.
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Short explanations of the documentation approach. These are field lessons, not a completed inspection report.
Sun State UAS explains how a useful progress update can show what is finished, what is current, what changed, and what needs attention next instead of delivering an unorganized photo folder.
A planned progress visit gives stakeholders a repeatable visual record they can review without sorting through random files.
Watch on YouTubeSun State UAS explains why teams may document existing conditions before demolition, mobilization, or a scope change so later discussions have a real visual reference.
The imagery records visible condition and timing. It does not decide responsibility, approve a change order, or replace the professionals responsible for the project.
Watch on YouTubeThe cadence can be weekly, monthly, milestone-based, or custom when site access, notice requirements, deliverables, weather alternatives, and the project duration are defined.
We can use a repeat shot list and planned viewpoints. Exact alignment may change with cranes, structures, active work, access, weather, or safe flight requirements.
Yes. The scope can include a consistent selection of overview and milestone images in addition to the organized project folder.
No. It is visual documentation. Survey measurements, official schedule conclusions, quantity verification, and certification require the appropriate separate professional service.
Aerial mapping, orthomosaic images, 3D site models, and preliminary site measurements can be scoped for planning, estimating support, and communication when the workflow and intended use are clear. Sun State UAS does not provide boundary, topographic, elevation, legal, engineering, as-built, or survey-grade products.
Send the exact site, target date and the deliverables your team needs.
Submitting the form starts a review. It does not reserve a flight, confirm site suitability, or promise a result. Commercial pricing is prepared after the scope is reviewed.
One short form routes the project to the Sun State UAS team.
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