Elevation Documentation
Elevation and Site Documentation
Good records end arguments. Dated aerial imagery of elevations and sites creates a condition baseline that supports maintenance planning, project handovers and dispute files.
Symptoms we're called for
- No current imagery of elevations or site conditions exists
- A project needs before-and-after documentation
- A dispute needs dated visual evidence of condition
- Maintenance planning needs an area-wide visual baseline
Property types
- Strata and commercial buildings
- Construction and renovation sites
- Industrial yards and facilities
- Land and property records
Methods used
- Structured flight paths for repeatable coverage
- High-resolution stills and detail frames
- Date-stamped image delivery with location notes
Limitations, stated plainly
- Documentation does not interpret defects unless a condition review is added
- Airspace and privacy rules apply to every flight
What you receive
- A dated, organized image set
- Flight summary and coverage notes
- Optional annotated condition notes on request
Next steps
- File the set with maintenance or project records
- Re-fly at intervals for a comparison series
- Request a condition review where defects appear