Progress
updates
A fixed set of angles flown on a schedule, so month four is directly comparable to month one. One link the whole team can open.
owner updatesdraw requestsmarketing use
●documentationconstruction drone progress · land · mappingnorthern arizona
A record of every change on site
Progress updates for builds in motion, land documentation for what you're planning next, and mapping that lets you compare a site to itself month over month.
general contractors●home builders●land developers●site supers●owners & lenders●
Construction siteDocumentedEvery monthcomparable frames · dated folders · one shared link
02 / what i document
Four kinds of record
Flown on your schedule, delivered in dated folders, priced per site. Mix them however the project needs.
get a quote ●Progress
Land
documentation
Before anything moves: access, drainage, treelines, existing structures, boundaries in context. The baseline every future plan gets measured against.
future planningacquisitionspermitting support
Mapping
over time
High-resolution orthomosaic maps flown on an RTK Matrice 4E (1cm horizontal accuracy) — stack them chronologically to track grading, stockpiles and phases. Not a licensed survey service.
site mapscut & fill checksphase comparison
Inspection
support
Close aerial visuals of roofs, upper elevations and hard-to-reach areas so nobody sets a ladder to answer a question.
roofselevationspunch list
Send the address and the schedule
get a quote ●03 / how to book itquoted per site — no packages to decode
one-time visit
A single record
Best for land you just acquired, a milestone worth documenting, or a one-off map. Stills, video and a map if you need it, delivered in 24 hours.
monthly retainer
A running timeline
Same day each month, same angles, same folder structure, for the life of the build. Most GC work runs this way — it's the version that pays for itself.
multi-site
Several jobs, one route
Running three or four sites inside the same radius? They get grouped into one trip and priced accordingly.
1cm
rtk horizontal accuracy
Part 107
FAA certified & insured
5
aircraft, matched to the job
2023
flying arizona since
04 / every project includes
What you actually get
Documentation that pays for itself through faster decisions, clearer communication, and fewer repeat site visits.
- 01Professional visuals you can share with clients and partners without explanation
- 02Undeniable progress record that settles timeline questions
- 03Safer documentation of elevated or restricted areas
- 04Evidence-based site maps for planning and decision-making
- 05Organized files that integrate into reports, proposals, and presentations
- 06Reduced site visits and faster issue identification
05 / faq
Common questions
How often should a construction site be flown?
Most projects fly monthly, so each update is directly comparable to the last. Weekly or one-time flights are available for key milestones.
What do I receive after each flight?
Progress photos and video from the same fixed angles every visit, plus maps or orthomosaics when mapping is included, all in one shared link your whole team can open.
How accurate is your drone mapping?
RTK mapping with the DJI Matrice 4E delivers centimeter-level horizontal accuracy for site plans, progress tracking, and planning.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. ALFA Drone Solutions is FAA Part 107 certified and insured for commercial drone work, and handles any airspace authorization the site needs.
What areas do you serve?
Northern Arizona: Cottonwood, the Verde Valley, Sedona, Prescott, and Flagstaff. Also Phoenix and statewide projects by request.
Can you document land before construction starts?
Yes. Land documentation captures a property's current condition so you have a baseline for planning, permitting, and comparison over time.
●document your project●
06 / request a quote
Send the site and the schedule
Address, what stage it's at, and how often you want it flown. You'll get pricing in writing before anything is booked.