What it is
The same site, captured the same way, at a consistent cadence throughout the build — from existing conditions before groundbreaking through to close-out — so one visit lines up against the next.
Construction Progress Documentation
An independent record of your project, visit after visit.
Construction progress documentation is aerial capture of a job site on a repeatable schedule, so what was actually built — and when — is on record independent of any single party's account.
Why it matters
A schedule dispute or a scope disagreement gets resolved a lot faster when everyone's looking at the same dated record instead of memory or a single party's file. It also gives you your own copy of the same evidence the owner or GC is relying on.
Examples
A consistent view of progress
FAQ
Construction progress questions
Does this replace our own site photos or progress reports?
No — it's meant to sit alongside them, as an independent layer that backs up what your team already documents.
Do you need site access during active construction?
Most exterior aerial capture doesn't require disrupting active work; anything closer-in is scheduled around your site's access and safety requirements.
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What can Scanware do for you?
Tell us about the property, portfolio, or inspection challenge your team is facing. We'll discuss how Scanware can help solve it.