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Construction

The whole jobsite, measured — current every flight

Based in Dripping Springs · serving Central Texas

What we map

What we map for Construction

General contractors and site supers use our maps to document progress, settle earthwork with real volumes, and show owners the site without a truck roll. One flight turns the jobsite into a map you can measure to 2–5 cm horizontally — about a centimeter with the ground-control accuracy option — versus the few meters handheld GPS gives you. It's usually back in your hands in 3–5 business days. Fly it on a cadence and you've got a dated record of the whole build, in a browser link anyone can open.

The problem

What construction teams are up against

No current record of what the site actually looks like today
Earthwork and stockpile disputes with no volume numbers to back you up
Progress updates that cost another site visit and a walk-through
Owners and partners who need eyes on the site but can't make the drive
What you get

Deliverables built for the job

One flight, the full set — measurable to about a centimeter, all in a browser link, nothing to install.

  • Sharp aerial map on every flight, accurate to 2–5 cm horizontally — about a centimeter with the ground-control accuracy option
  • Cut/fill and stockpile volumes you can put in a report and defend
  • 3D model that drops straight into your design software
  • Elevation map for grading and drainage checks
  • Ground-level 360° walkthroughs pinned to the map for as-built documentation
  • Private browser viewer for owners and crews — a link, nothing to install
On paper, on a phone, offline

The map is digital. The handoff doesn't have to be.

Not everyone who needs your map will open a viewer — the contractor at the gate, the guest past cell coverage, the appraiser with a folder. Every flight can also ship as pages and files built for them.

A route on this page is a path recorded over this property from our own mapping — a line to walk or fly, and nothing more. It is not a road, an easement, or a right of way, and it is not a statement that the ground it crosses is maintained, legally accessible, or safe to travel on foot or by vehicle. Conditions on the ground govern: check them before relying on a route.

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Ready to map your property?

Tell us about your site and goals and we'll put together a custom proposal with exactly what you need — no cookie-cutter packages.

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Based in Dripping Springs · serving Central Texas