
Know what's changed, what's on track, and what needs attention.

Know what's changed, what's on track, and what needs attention.

Measurable, GPS-accurate maps, 3D models, and point clouds that line up with your design drawings and GIS.

Track stockpiles and changes in site elevations to help assess earthwork progress, monitor material quantities, and inform project decisions.

Show the full picture of your project with aerial photography and video for progress documentation, stakeholder communication, and marketing.

Visual and thermal inspections for structures, infrastructure, and assets.

Measurable 3D models, orthomosaics, and detailed photos of historic buildings to support preservation, repairs, and renovation.
GDI pairs aerial site data with construction and real estate development experience to turn observations into professional analysis, clear reporting, and an objective third-party record.
GPS-accurate,
measurable site data
Track progress
over time
Identify issues
early
Objective records for every stage
Know what's changed, what's on track, and what needs attention.
GDI pairs recurring aerial site documentation with hands-on construction and real estate development experience. Each report goes beyond imagery: we track how the site changes from visit to visit, flag discrepancies and incomplete work, and point out what deserves a closer look.
Catching issues early can help reduce rework, unnecessary site visits, and repeat inspections, and it can limit delays before they compound.
Every report adds to an objective, time-stamped record of site conditions. That record is a reliable reference for verifying progress, updating owners, lenders, and stakeholders, and resolving conflicting accounts before they become costly disputes.
Recurring and project-specific reporting programs, with scope and deliverables tailored to the project.
Progress you can verify without driving to the site, and a record to share with lenders and investors.
Earthwork quantities, sitework progress, and staging plans checked against the design and the ground as it actually is.
Third-party documentation that doesn't come from the party being paid.
Measurable existing-conditions records of historic buildings for preservation, repair, and renovation planning.
Tell us about your project. We'll recommend a scope, flight schedule, and deliverables before you commit to anything.