Scheduled aerial flights that follow a project from groundbreaking to completion — organized, dated imagery that gives owners, general contractors, lenders, and stakeholders a consistent visual record over time.
One flight tells you where a project stands today. A recurring schedule tells you the whole story — and gives every stakeholder the same view of progress.
Weekly, biweekly, or monthly flights set up once at the start of the engagement — no re-booking each visit.
Multi-building and multi-phase developments stay easy to track, with imagery sorted so nothing gets lost in a folder of raw photos.
See exactly what changed between visits — useful for draw requests, lender updates, and internal reporting.
Reports formatted to be shared directly with owners, GCs, lenders, and investors — no extra editing on your end.
SkySight Pro provides recurring aerial progress reporting for an active multi-family development in the Louisville area built using a progressive, modular method of construction with prefabricated units. Because prefab assembly moves quickly and much of the work happens off the traditional job-site timeline, stakeholders who aren't on site day-to-day need a reliable way to see progress as it happens — not a status update weeks after the fact.
A recurring flight schedule solves that: consistent, dated imagery delivered on the same cadence as the build itself, so owners, lenders, and project teams always have an accurate, current picture of where the project stands.
Set Up Recurring Reporting →Construction progress reporting is custom-priced around your project's schedule, scope, and flight frequency — not a flat rate. Tell us your timeline and site details and we'll put together a quote, typically billed on a recurring basis for the length of the engagement.
It depends on the pace of the project. Active builds are commonly documented weekly, biweekly, or monthly on a recurring schedule set up at the start of the engagement, so every stakeholder gets a consistent visual record without having to request it each time.
Owners, developers, general contractors, lenders, and investors who need to track progress without being on site. Reports are formatted to be shared directly in project updates, draw requests, or stakeholder meetings.
Yes. Multi-building and multi-phase sites are common — each flight can be organized by building, phase, or area so progress stays easy to track across a large or complex development.
Yes, recurring engagements are set up as an ongoing schedule rather than booking each flight individually. Ask about custom packages for the length and pace of your project.