Dirt to turnover, on a fixed day.
Documentation value concentrates at the moments that can't be revisited. We scope against your schedule rather than a calendar, which usually means fewer visits than you'd expect, at the points that matter.
How an engagement runs
- 01
Scope
We read your schedule, not a calendar. Which moments on this job are irreversible, what has to be knowable later, and who needs to see it. You get a capture plan with named events and real dates.
- 02
Capture
Our crews mobilise on those dates. Certificated pilots, trained technicians, site orientation done, badges cleared, airspace coordinated in advance. Your team does nothing.
- 03
Publish
Processed and delivered on a fixed day each week, in your formats, to a shared project folder anyone on the job can open. Archived as long as your exposure lasts.
What documentation does in each phase.
- 01
Preconstruction
Pre-bid, mobilisation
Existing-condition documentation, site logistics and crane planning, and a visual baseline before anyone breaks ground.
- 02
Substructure
Earthworks, utilities, foundations
Site progress from above while it changes daily. Utilities documented before backfill, piers and grade beams before cover-up.
- 03
Structure
Concrete, steel
Pre-pour documentation of embeds and sleeves, anchor bolts before erection, steel and decking against the schedule.
- 04
Exterior
Framing, waterproofing, roofing
Repeatable facade coverage, envelope and flashing detail before inspection, roofing sequence documented as it goes on.
- 05
Interior
Framing, MEP, finishes
The cover-up window: backing, rough openings, in-wall MEP, firestopping and rated assemblies — captured before drywall.
- 06
Closeout
Turnover, handover
Condition of record at substantial completion, a navigable archive, and the owner turnover package.
The next pour is already on the schedule.
Send one active project schedule. We'll send it back marked with every date where something stops being observable.
Send us one schedule