Residential Construction Documentation
Answer “how’s my house coming?” before they ask.
Scheduled aerial documentation of every home you have under construction, delivered as a dated link you forward in one click.
The Call
You are not a photographer and you are not a customer service department.
Half your buyers do not live here yet. They are in Charlotte, or Raleigh, or a state they have not moved out of, and the only window they have into a $600,000 purchase is whatever you text them on a Thursday night.
So they call. And they call again. And every one of those calls comes out of the time you had for the actual build.
A dated photo set landing in their inbox on a schedule ends most of that traffic before it starts. Not because the buyer becomes less anxious — because they stop having to ask.
The Warranty Window
The record outlives the job by a decade.
If you offer a 1-2-10 warranty, you have extended your own exposure to ten years past substantial completion. North Carolina has no right-to-cure statute, so a homeowner is not required to give you a shot at fixing something before filing.
Ten years out, the argument is almost never about whether something is wrong. It is about when it happened and what was there before. A dated set of images from the week in question answers that faster and more cheaply than anything else you own.
Per Scheduled Visit
What a visit delivers.
- 01Aerial from fixed repeat waypointsThe same path and altitude every visit, so the progression reads clearly.
- 02Low-altitude exterior elevationsPlus site conditions around the build.
- 03A dated Google Drive folder the homeowner opensForward the link — no login, no app, works on any phone.
- 04Completion time-lapseThe house going up, to hand the buyer at closing.
- 05Draw-ready geotagged photo setDated and indexed for the bank.
Every home you document becomes portfolio material for the next one. The listing photos and the progress record come out of the same visits.
Per Home · 3-Month Minimum · Then Month-To-Month
Plans
Build Record — $349/mo
One visit per month. Aerial from fixed repeat waypoints, low-altitude exterior elevations, a dated folder the homeowner can open and share, completion time-lapse, and a draw-ready geotagged photo set.
Your files are yours from the day they land, and yours to keep forever. Clearpoint holds its own indexed copy for the agreement plus 12 months.
Build Record Plus — $599/mo MOST COMMON
Every two weeks. Everything in Build Record, plus a pre-pour aerial, the dry-in envelope flight included at no additional cost, and ten-year file retention.
Your files are yours from the day they land, and yours to keep forever. Clearpoint also holds its own indexed copy for 10 years — so if a homeowner calls in 2034 and your copy is gone, name the date and you get the file.
Standalone · Not A Plan
Dry-In Envelope Flight — $495
One visit, no contract. The single highest-risk moment of the build, documented before it is covered. Included at no additional cost in Build Record Plus.
See the dry-in flight →Building More Than Two At A Time
Multi-Home Pricing
Per home, per month. The price drops because the drive does not change — the second house on the same trip costs me a battery, not an afternoon.
| Homes under contract | Build Record | Build Record Plus |
|---|---|---|
| 1–2 | $349 | $599 |
| 3–5 | $315 | $539 |
| 6 or more | $279 | $479 |
Three or more homes inside the same development are flown on one trip, so the 6-or-more rate applies from the third house. Rates hold as long as the count does; add a house and the whole group re-rates down at the next billing cycle.
A build runs eight to fourteen months. One signature is a $2,800–$8,400 contract, and on cost-plus it sits alongside the dumpster and the porta-john rather than coming out of your margin.
See It Before You Commit
One house, $495, credited if you continue.
Pick a house, I fly it, 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.
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.
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. Commercial project rather than residential? Contractors.
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- HomeStart here
- ContractorsCommercial & multi-family, from $599/mo
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- Real EstateListings, from $99.99
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- Service Area22 counties
- Scope & CredentialsWhat this is and is not
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