Construction Site Progress
Documenting project evolution from groundbreaking to completion. Provides regular aerial updates to highlight key milestones and identify issues early.
- 15 min
- On-site per capture
- 100%
- Of the site documented
- 24h
- Turnaround per flight
- 12–26
- Captures per project year
Representative deliverable
In short
Drone progress documentation is a repeatable aerial capture of a construction site flown on a fixed cadence, producing date-to-date comparable maps and imagery for owner reporting and schedule verification. Agriflyte flies progress missions bi-weekly or monthly for contractors and developers in Norman, Oklahoma City, Moore and Edmond.
Built for the people who have to make the call.
Project managers
See the whole site without driving to it.
Owners & investors
Progress you can verify, not just a percentage on a report.
Superintendents
Spot laydown, access and sequencing conflicts early.
Out-of-state stakeholders
One link instead of a plane ticket.
Progress reporting is a percentage in a spreadsheet that nobody can check.
Stakeholders get a number and a few photos aimed at the good side of the job. Remote owners fly in to see for themselves. Issues that were visible from 300 feet — a laydown yard blocking the next pour, stormwater controls failing, a subcontractor working out of sequence — surface weeks later as schedule impact.
- Spot photos that document a corner, not the project
- Remote stakeholders traveling to answer simple questions
- Sequencing and access conflicts caught after they cost time
- No consistent visual record when a delay claim shows up
The same flight, the same angles, on a schedule — so change is obvious.
We fly a repeatable mission on a cadence you set. Each capture produces a current orthomosaic plus a fixed set of oblique angles, aligned to the previous ones so you can slide between dates and watch the job move. Milestones get flagged, and everything lives in one link you can forward to anyone.
- Repeatable automated mission — identical altitude, path and angles each visit
- Bi-weekly or monthly cadence, or tied to your milestone schedule
- Date-to-date comparison of orthomosaics and oblique sets
- Milestone-annotated summary suitable for owner reporting
What it changes, in numbers.
15 min
On-site per capture
no disruption to active work
100%
Of the site documented
every visit, not spot coverage
24h
Turnaround per flight
imagery and map in hand next day
12–26
Captures per project year
monthly to bi-weekly cadence
Figures are capability specifications and typical ranges for this service — actuals vary with site conditions, control and material. We put project-specific numbers in every quote.
Deliverables, in formats your team already opens.
Specifications
- Cadence
- Weekly, bi-weekly, monthly or milestone-triggered
- On-site time
- 15–25 minutes
- Repeatability
- Same altitude, path and oblique headings each visit
- Turnaround
- 24 hours
- Retention
- Full project history retained through closeout
Four steps from your call to usable data.
- 1
Set the mission
We build the repeatable flight once, matched to your site and reporting needs.
- 2
Lock the cadence
Recurring visits scheduled around your pour and milestone calendar.
- 3
Fly and compare
Each capture is processed and aligned to the previous, so change reads instantly.
- 4
Report out
Annotated summary and a link your owner, lender and team can all open.
What people ask before they book this.
Something not covered here? Email deyan@agriflyte.com and you’ll get a real answer, not a brochure.
- How often should a construction site be flown for progress documentation?
- Most Oklahoma City metro projects are flown bi-weekly or monthly, which is 12–26 captures over a project year. Fast-moving earthwork phases justify weekly flights; long finish phases can drop to monthly. Agriflyte also flies to milestone triggers, such as before a major pour or at substantial completion.
- Does drone documentation disrupt work on an active site?
- No. Agriflyte is on site for 15–25 minutes per capture, coordinates with your superintendent before arriving, and flies clear of active crews and equipment. Work continues throughout — the aircraft never needs the site shut down or cleared.
- Can remote owners and lenders see the progress data?
- Yes. Every capture is delivered as a shareable link that opens in a browser with nothing to install, including side-by-side and slider comparisons against any prior flight. Out-of-state owners, lenders and investors review the same data your on-site team does.
Need this on a site in the OKC metro?
Send the parcel and what you need to see. You’ll get a flight plan, a deliverable list and a flat quote — usually the same day.