Construction documentation
Construction progress documentation
Scheduled 360° capture of your site at every stage — from excavation and foundations to framing, rough-ins, finishes and turnover. Every walkthrough is dated, organized and available to the people you authorize.
At a glance
Best for
General contractors, developers and construction managers
Schedule
One-time, milestone-based or recurring
Delivered as
Hosted 360° walkthroughs and an organized photo archive
A dated record of how the building went together
Construction progress documentation is a structured visual record of a building as it goes up. On each visit, DC360 walks the site along a consistent route and captures 360° images at planned positions, adding standard photographs where detail matters.
Because the route and positions repeat, each visit can be compared directly with the last. The result is a record your team can return to when questions come up — about sequencing, about what was installed before a ceiling closed, or about the state of the site on a given day.
Deliverables
What you receive
Dated 360° walkthroughs
Navigable captures of each area, tied to the date and level they were taken.
Milestone records
Dedicated captures at key stages such as pre-pour, pre-drywall and pre-ceiling.
Visual progress comparisons
The same positions captured over time, so change is easy to see.
Organized photo documentation
Supporting photographs filed by date, level and area.
Remote stakeholder access
Secure viewing for the owners, consultants and team members you authorize.
Recurring capture schedules
Weekly, bi-weekly, monthly or milestone-based — set to the project’s pace.
Typical milestones
When projects usually capture
Every project is different. These are common points where a dated record is most useful.
- Site preparation and excavation
- Foundations and underground services, before backfill
- Structure and framing
- Mechanical, electrical and plumbing rough-in
- Pre-drywall and pre-cover
- Pre-ceiling, where applicable
- Building envelope stages
- Finishes and substantial completion
What this service is — and isn’t
360° documentation records conditions that are visible at the time of capture. It does not reveal concealed work, confirm code compliance or replace inspections by authorities having jurisdiction, engineers or other qualified professionals.
Related services
Often paired with
FAQ
Questions
How often should a site be captured?
It depends on the pace of the project and what you need the record for. Many projects use a regular interval during active phases plus extra captures at milestones such as pre-drywall. We’ll recommend a schedule when we scope the project.
Who can view the captures?
Only the people you authorize. Access is set up through the agreed hosting platform, and you decide who is invited.
Which platform do you use?
The platform is chosen to suit the project — for example, a construction-focused 360° platform for progress records, or Matterport for 3D tours. The quotation confirms the platform, hosting term and export options.
How is site access arranged?
Captures are scheduled with the superintendent or project manager. DC360 attends site orientation and follows your site safety plan and PPE requirements.
Who owns the documentation?
Ownership, licensing, hosting and retention terms are set out in each project agreement before work begins.
Tell us about your project.
Share the location, building type and schedule. We’ll reply with a proposed capture scope and quotation.