Ground-level and aerial documentation gives customers a clear view of equipment, site conditions, milestones, and completed work.
Excavation work is judged on capability. A general contractor choosing a sitework partner wants to know you have the iron, you can handle the grade, and you finish clean. None of that comes across in a photo of a machine parked in a lot.
Aerial documentation is the strongest tool in this trade. From above, a site reads as a plan: cut and fill, benching, drainage runs, pad layout, access roads. We capture the same angles across the job so progress is immediately readable to anyone reviewing it.
We also shoot ground-level equipment and crew work for the content side — machines moving material is consistently the most-watched footage any contractor posts — and a clean finished-grade set that proves the site was left the way it should be.
What we capture
- Drone photography and video
- Progress and milestone documentation
- Equipment and crew photography
- Finished-grade photography
- Site condition records
- Short-form video
Common packages
- Site Documentation Package — aerial and ground coverage at key milestones
- Finished Grade Package — completed sitework captured from air and ground
- Recurring Progress Program — scheduled visits across the length of the job
Packages are starting points. Every project is quoted on its own scope — see how pricing works.
Ready when the project is.
Your next project is already content.
We’ll help you capture it.