‘The most effective and economical way of monitoring the progress of any building work’

If you are managing a construction project you will need to monitor the progress of that project very closely. There are many tools used by project managers to aid them in the planning and management of large scale building projects. In the age of the internet it's easier than ever to research methods that suit you, and a thorough investigation is recommended. Gantt charts and other planning tools will help you to identify the critical path and set deadlines but you need an effective way of making sure that you are going to meet those deadlines. To ensure that any building or construction project is running on schedule you need some kind of progress reporting system in place. At its simplest, this may involve you making regular site visits yourself which can be time consuming, expensive and often logistically impractical. You could rely on written reports produced by a team of surveyors, the construction company themselves, perhaps you even rely on regular conversations with the site foreman. However, the most effective and economical way of monitoring the progress of any building work is to use the Aerial progress / planning photography services of Jefferson Air Photography.

We will fly your construction site at regular intervals and provide you with a series of oblique aerial photographs of the building work which will show you in detail exactly how the construction work is progressing. Each time we fly a site we supply you with aerial photographs from a variety of angles and the bird's eye view of the building site allows you to assess in an instant the progress of the construction. You will receive close-ups and wider angle views and if you have any specific requirements - perhaps you want close-ups of particular parts of the building - we will include these too. You will receive your high resolution aerial photographs by email transfer the same day and also on CD within days of the photographs being taken.