Construction progress
Sites under construction, scanned at every milestone. Each upload becomes a dated walkthrough, so the owner, the lender and the trades can see what was in place the week it was built.
Why it matters here
A construction site changes every day and the record of it closes behind drywall, slab and ceiling. A walkthrough taken at each milestone keeps the open walls open forever: where the conduit runs, which duct was moved, what the slab looked like before the topping. Draw requests, change orders and the disputes that come years later are settled by looking rather than arguing.
What you upload
The site scan you already take for coordination and verification, with its panoramas. Dust, temporary lighting and partial floors are fine; the tour shows the site as it stood.
What they get
A hosted link per milestone that opens on any phone in the trailer, and the folder for the owner’s close-out package. Measurements and the section box let an engineer check an installed dimension without a return trip.
Questions from this sector
How do we show progress over time?
Scan the same building at each milestone and upload each scan as its own project. They sit together at one address in the hub, dated, and anyone with the links can step between them.
Does rough-in get captured before the walls close?
Yes, if you scan it. A pre-drywall scan is the most valuable one a building will ever have, and it costs nothing extra to process.