A consistent process for a changing jobsite.
GroundTrace is designed to make each visit comparable to the last, turning individual flights into an organized visual history of the project.
Establish the view
Document initial site conditions and identify useful repeatable aerial perspectives.
Return consistently
Schedule repeat flights or milestone visits from similar viewpoints whenever conditions allow.
See what changed
Review visible progress, site development and major changes between documented visits.
Share the record
Organize imagery and observations into concise updates for project stakeholders.
One visual record. Multiple stakeholders.
Construction monitoring is most valuable when everyone is looking at the same current, dated visual information rather than relying on memory, scattered photos or unnecessary site visits.
Build the project history as the project grows.
The greatest value comes from consistency. Each scheduled visit can add another reference point to a visual timeline of the jobsite.
Document access, grading, cleared areas and initial site development.
Capture progress through foundation, framing and structural stages.
Track exterior work, site improvements and visible changes across the project.
Document the completed project and preserve the progression from baseline to finish.
Match the schedule to the project.
Not every project needs the same frequency. GroundTrace can structure documentation around recurring intervals or important milestones.
Clear documentation built for communication.
Deliverables can be tailored to the project, but the goal remains the same: make current conditions and visible progress easy to review and share.
Typical GroundTrace construction deliverables may include:
• Dated high-resolution aerial imagery
• Repeatable project viewpoints where practicable
• Selected progress comparisons
• Milestone documentation
• Concise stakeholder-ready visual reports
• Historical project record organized over successive visits
Scope note:
GroundTrace provides aerial visual documentation and observations. It does not replace
licensed surveying, engineering, architectural review, code inspection, safety inspection
or other regulated professional services.
Let’s keep your project visible from start to finish.
Tell us about the project, timeline and the stakeholders who need updates. We can discuss an appropriate aerial documentation schedule.