Commercial Construction Documentation
Scheduled against your draw, not the calendar.
Dated aerial documentation of your jobsite, captured on a fixed schedule by an independent operator. Ready when the owner asks, when the bank asks, and when a claim shows up two years after closeout.
The Problem
Right now your project record is a superintendent’s phone.
Four thousand photos, no index, no consistent angles, timestamps nobody has ever had to defend. Half of it is a close-up of a part number. It lives on a device that walks off the job when he takes another offer.
That works fine until the day it has to do something — support a draw, answer an owner, or hold up when a subcontractor remembers the sequence differently than you do.
Per Scheduled Visit
What a visit delivers.
- 01A complete dated image setOverhead and oblique, 4K or better. How many frames it takes is set by the size and complexity of the site, not by a fixed number.
- 02Repeatable positionsThe same eight compass points and the same altitudes every visit, so visit 14 lines up against visit 1 without anyone squinting.
- 03Delivered in three business daysA shared Google Drive folder, indexed by visit number and capture date. Opens on any phone — no login, no app.
- 04A running project logIt accumulates for the life of the job — not a folder dump each month.
- 05Site overview videoOn the Continuous plan, plus a closeout time-lapse.
Every file carries its capture date. Every visit carries its number. Nothing is renamed, reordered, or edited after delivery.
Why An Outside Operator
Your own photos are your own photos.
When a project goes sideways, you are the interested party — and that is exactly how your documentation gets treated. A record captured on a fixed schedule by an outside operator with no stake in the outcome is a different kind of record. It is dated, it is consistent, and someone other than you can speak to what it shows.
North Carolina is a bad state to be under-documented in. There is no right-to-cure statute here, so nobody is required to give you a chance to fix something before you get sued over it. The repose window runs six years from substantial completion — and if you offer a 1-2-10 warranty, you have signed away that protection out to ten.
Ten years is a long time to rely on a phone that left the company in year two.
The Draw
Most of a draw package is a photo problem.
Stripped down, what you have to show the bank is that a defined scope got built between the first and the thirtieth. That is a photography job. It is also the one task your field team is structurally worst at doing consistently, because they are busy doing the actual building.
A scheduled visit lands in the same window every cycle. The images are already dated, already organized, already sitting in a folder named for the month. Nobody on your staff spends Friday afternoon scrolling backwards through a camera roll.
3-Month Minimum · Then Month-To-Month · 30 Days Notice
Plans
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| Field | StandardMOST COMMON | Continuous | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $599 | $999 | $1,799 |
| Visits per month | 1 | 2 | 4 |
| Dated image set | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Repeatable capture positions | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Indexed project log | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Delivery | 3 business days | 3 business days | 2 business days |
| Monthly contact sheet | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Site overview video | — | — | ✓ monthly |
| Closeout time-lapse | — | — | ✓ |
| Scheduling priority | Standard | Standard | Within 24 hrs |
Additional visits on any plan are $275. Projects outside the 22-county service area are quoted individually. Building houses rather than commercial? Builders is priced for that.
See It Before You Commit
One flight, $495, credited if you continue.
Pick a date, I fly the site, you get the full set in three business days and the images are yours. No contract and no minimum for that flight. Start a plan within thirty days and the $495 comes off your first month.
Credentials
What is on file before the first flight.
FAA Part 107 Certified
Every flight is flown under Part 107 rules, including airspace authorization where the site requires it.
$1M Aviation Liability
Coverage is bound before every flight, and a certificate naming your company as additional insured is issued before the first visit, at no cost to you.
Owner-Operated
Every flight on every project is flown by Shelton Griffin. No subcontractors, no handoffs.
W-9 On File
Ready before your office asks for it.
Full detail on what this service is and is not: Scope & Credentials
Clearpoint Aerial provides visual documentation services only. Deliverables are photographic and video records of site conditions visible on the date of capture. They are not land surveys, engineering assessments, or home inspections, and are not a substitute for the services of a licensed surveyor, engineer, or inspector.
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