Make “what has changed?” easy to answer.
On a job site or a property, the most useful question is usually the simplest one: what is different since last time? Memory, scattered phone photos and occasional walk-throughs make it hard to answer with confidence.
GroundTrace photographs from the same viewpoints on a schedule and organizes the results into a dated report. You see what changed, where it changed, and what may need attention, in a form you can share with the people who need to see it.
The same method works for a building going up and for a roof, a drainage ditch or a line of trees that changes slowly over the years.
Experience from the field, not just the cockpit.
GroundTrace was started by a civil sitework professional with decades of experience in construction. That background shapes how the work is done: photos are taken from repeatable positions, and reports are organized the way a job is actually run, by phase, zone and milestone. Findings are written plainly and stay within what the photos show.
- CertifiedFAA Part 107 remote pilot
- ExperienceDecades in construction and civil sitework
- CoverageWestern NC and Upstate SC
- ReportsVisual documentation, reviewed by a person
Four commitments behind every report.
Same viewpoints
Repeat visits are flown from matching positions, so change is easy to see and easy to trust.
Plain language
Findings are described neutrally, in words a non-specialist can follow, with a suggested timing for follow-up.
A person reviews everything
AI helps organize observations, but every finding is checked and approved by a person before it reaches a report.
Honest about limits
Every report shows which areas were reviewed and which were not, with a score based only on what was assessed.
Two services, one method.
Both start with the same idea: fly from the same places on a schedule and build a dated record you can compare.
Construction progress monitoring
For general contractors, developers, owners and project managers who want a dated visual record from site preparation to completion.
Property monitoring
For homeowners, property managers and businesses who want a baseline, regular visits and storm documentation for roofs, drainage, vegetation and outbuildings.
What GroundTrace is, and is not.
GroundTrace provides aerial visual documentation and observations. It helps you see, record and compare. When something needs a closer look, it is flagged so the right professional can be called.
Western North Carolina and Upstate South Carolina.
Not sure whether your project or property is in our service area? Call or send a message and we will let you know.
Start with a conversation.
Tell us about the project or property and what you want to keep track of. We will recommend a schedule that fits.
Prefer to talk first? Call (864) 680-1764 or email info@groundtraceaerial.com. Serving Western North Carolina and Upstate South Carolina.