Build the record around the schedule.
Choose the milestones or visit frequency that matter to your team. We agree the key areas, viewpoints and intended audience before the first visit.
DOCUMENT / FLY MAXWELL
Keep the whole team
on the same page.
Consistent aerial photography and video turn a changing jobsite into a visual record people can follow from planning through closeout.
FROM THE FLY MAXWELL PHOTO COLLECTION
Share progress people can understand.
Wide views establish the site; selected detail views show the work in context. Organize updates for owner meetings, project communication and your own records.
Finish with work worth showing.
Use completion photography or a scoped video edit to present the finished project. Keep progress documentation and promotional storytelling in the same conversation, with clear deliverables for each.
FROM OUR ORIGINAL IMAGE ARCHIVE
See the work in more detail.
Roof and property documentation from our archive shows the range of views available for a project record. Recurring visits and exact repeat viewpoints are scoped for your project.
A later property view
A documented phase from the roof archive, showing the building and its setting.
A later overhead record
A later capture of the metal roof layout and the adjacent parking area.
Roof features in a later capture
An oblique documentation view of the metal panels and rooftop features.
A different review angle
Another documented view helps connect the roof plane, edges and rooftop features.
The wider project setting
A later property capture shows the building, roof and surrounding grounds.
Work areas and access
An aerial context view shows part of the property, vehicles and work materials.
Scope a baseline visit, recurring updates and completion photography around your schedule. Archive photographs illustrate documented views; they do not certify workmanship or project outcomes.
Plan recurring visitsCAPTURE → CONTEXT → A USEFUL RECORD
A flight ends.
The record keeps working.
Bradley uses Liberty Shield Hub to connect property imagery, 3D viewing resources, thermal documentation and reviewed reports. See how that workflow helps the next conversation—and the next visit.
Follow the property-record workflow ↗Portal access, reports and recurring visits are agreed for your project.
Capture
Photographs, video and agreed specialist imagery
Connect
Property areas and available 3D viewing resources
Review
Visible context, thermal documentation and observations
Report
An approved record for the intended audience
Return
Inspection history and a brief for the next visit
UNDERSTAND THE WORK / PLAN WITH CONFIDENCE
Go deeper before you fly.
Know the scope
Photographs document visible conditions at the time of capture. They do not certify quantities, construction quality, payment entitlement or compliance. Archived roof and property photographs show documentation perspectives; each recurring capture plan is agreed for your project.
THE NEXT MOVE IS YOURS
Let’s define the right capture.
Share the location, purpose and timing. We’ll discuss feasibility, deliverables and travel.