REPEATABLE CAPTURE, SITE PROGRESS

Drone construction documentation

Consistent aerial viewpoints and date-organised files make progress easier to compare, communicate and archive across project stages.

Demonstration aerial construction progress documentation
Demonstration visual

01 / Output

Typical deliverables

  • Photographs from agreed viewpoints
  • Date-organised project folders
  • Overview and detail images
  • Optional recurring flight schedule
02 / Use casesSuitable applications
  • Construction progress tracking
  • Investor and stakeholder updates
  • Site condition records
  • Marketing documentation of project stages
03 / WorkflowHow the service works
  1. 01Agree viewpoints and recurrence
  2. 02Review access and active-site risks
  3. 03Repeat capture under comparable conditions
  4. 04Deliver files in a consistent structure

Base scope and budget

from 350 EUR

B2B starting price excluding VAT and travel. RGB, thermal and PV inspections include a basic report. The offer confirms the scope, tax and final total.

Travel per kilometre of the full return journey, for every visit: 0.70 EUR/km.

Base prices are in EUR. Loading the NBP rate only for an indicative PLN conversion.

One construction documentation visit
from 350 EUR
Construction monitoring twice monthly
from 650 EUR
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Guide

How to plan construction progress monitoring by drone

Repeatable aerial documentation is most useful when the first flight establishes a clear baseline, consistent viewpoints and an agreed delivery rhythm for everyone reviewing the project.

Guide: construction progress monitoring

Guide

How much do drone services cost? Build a realistic starting budget

A useful estimate starts with the closest defined scope, then adds reporting, the selected delivery option and return travel for every visit. The calculator gives a transparent starting point before the location and operation are reviewed.

Guide: drone service costs

05, FAQ

Construction documentation

01Can you repeat exactly the same shots?+

Waypoints and reference framing improve consistency, but wind, temporary structures, permissions and active-site safety may require small adjustments.

02How often can flights take place?+

The schedule can be one-off, weekly, monthly or milestone-based, subject to location feasibility and weather.

SZCZECIN BASE, POLAND AND SELECTED EUROPEAN MARKETS

Send the asset, location and decision your team needs to make.

Include the site coordinates, asset type and scale, preferred operating window and required outputs. Aeronautiq will review feasibility and return with any missing requirements and a defined scope.

What happens after you send the brief

  1. We check whether the information is complete and the work is feasible
  2. We ask only for details that are still missing
  3. You receive a proposed scope and individual quote

Prefer to speak before sending the brief?

Operational base: Szczecin, Poland. Germany and European assignments are confirmed only after reviewing asset access, local regulations, airspace, permits, safety, weather and logistics.

PROJECT BRIEF

Prepare a project brief

A short form is enough to start a feasibility review.

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Additional details for an individual quote Optional

The additional scope described below is not included in the calculator's base package amount. Feasibility and costs require individual confirmation.

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Add a map link or coordinates, choose the preferred next step and attach material that helps us assess the project.

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