Coastal Property Docs creates visual and spatial records of construction projects at key milestones—helping owners, contractors, project managers, and stakeholders preserve existing conditions, progress, and concealed work.
Construction changes a property continuously. Walls close, mechanical systems disappear behind finishes, demolition removes existing conditions, and completed work replaces what came before.
Scheduled documentation captures those conditions at defined milestones so teams have a visual reference after the project moves on.
A pre-drywall or milestone digital record helps preserve the location and context of framing, utilities, systems, equipment, and other construction conditions before finishes conceal them.
Capture can be scheduled around the points in the project where having a permanent visual reference provides the most value.
Record the property before demolition, renovation, tenant improvements, or construction begins.
Create milestone records as work advances through major phases of the project.
Capture framing, utilities, plumbing, electrical, mechanical systems, blocking, and other hidden work.
Preserve a visual record of completed construction and final property conditions.
A connected visual record gives project teams more context than disconnected photos and helps preserve information after conditions change.
Capture walls, utilities, framing, and systems before drywall and finishes hide them.
Create visual records at defined construction milestones.
Give owners and project stakeholders another way to understand site conditions without being physically present.
Provide a common visual reference when discussing specific areas, rooms, or conditions.
Retain a visual reference to systems and conditions that may become inaccessible after project completion.
Add organized visual documentation to plans, reports, photographs, and other project files.
Pre-drywall documentation can preserve a visual record of building systems and components that will become difficult or impossible to see later.
See how construction professionals use Matterport digital twins to improve project visibility, communicate conditions remotely, document progress, and create a persistent visual reference throughout the life of a project.
Deliverables can be selected based on the project, milestone, and intended use.
Navigate captured construction conditions remotely.
Supporting visual documentation of project conditions.
Layout documentation when appropriate to project scope.
Spatial information available for appropriate workflows.
Documentation can support projects ranging from renovations and tenant improvements to new construction and multifamily programs.
Maintain visual records across project phases.
Improve remote visibility into physical project conditions.
Use milestone captures as an additional coordination reference.
Create repeatable documentation across units and buildings.
Preserve existing conditions before demolition and alteration.
Retain records of building systems for future property operations.
Documentation can be performed as a single capture or as a recurring milestone program throughout construction.
Identify the areas, phases, timing, and documentation goals.
We systematically document the included construction areas.
Captured data is processed into the selected visual deliverables.
Additional captures can preserve progress at future project milestones.
Common questions about construction and progress capture.
The ideal timing is after the systems and conditions you want documented are in place but before insulation, drywall, or other finishes conceal them.
Yes. Projects can be captured at multiple milestones so you have separate visual records of construction progress over time.
Yes. Existing-condition documentation is especially useful before demolition, remodeling, tenant improvements, and other alterations.
Digital twins can support remote review and sharing with authorized project stakeholders.
Not necessarily. Digital documentation can complement standard photos, drawings, reports, and other project records by preserving spatial context.
Yes. A final capture can preserve the completed property condition for turnover, closeout, facilities reference, or future comparison.
Tell us about the property, project phase, and milestones you want captured. We can help define a one-time or recurring documentation program.
