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Construction Progress Scanning

Track Progress With Clear, Visual Documentation.

Give your team a true view of the jobsite at every stage. Coastal Property Docs creates high-resolution 3D documentation that helps contractors, owners, developers, and project managers track progress, verify work, coordinate remotely, and maintain a visual record throughout construction.

Remote Review
Progress Verification
Better Coordination
Documented Milestones
Construction progress scanning with Matterport camera on an active construction site
Construction progress documentation of exposed framing and building systems
Why It Matters

Construction Progress Scanning Keeps Your Project on Track.

Construction moves fast. Once walls close, systems disappear, finishes are installed, and project conditions change. Detailed visual documentation gives teams a reference point they can revisit throughout the project.

Document framing and MEP before drywall — preserve visible systems before they are covered.
Verify progress by phase — compare documented site conditions across milestones.
Improve stakeholder communication — give owners and project partners a clearer visual reference.
Reduce repeat site visits — revisit documented spaces remotely when practical.
Preserve a visual project record — maintain documentation from early phases through completion.
Our Services

Complete Progress Documentation for Every Phase

Capture can be scheduled around major construction milestones or structured as an ongoing documentation program.

Progress Documentation

Capture up-to-date visual records throughout construction.

Framing & MEP Capture

Preserve visible framing and critical building systems before concealment.

Before-Drywall Records

Create a visual record of conditions behind walls and ceilings.

Stakeholder Reporting

Share project documentation with authorized team members.

Remote Review Access

Revisit documented jobsite conditions without being on site.

Portfolio Programs

Ongoing capture across multiple projects, phases, or locations.

How It Works

A Simple Process. Powerful Results.

Build the documentation schedule around the milestones that matter to your team.

1

Tell Us About the Project

Share your project goals, site address, construction schedule, and key milestones.

2

We Capture the Site

The included jobsite areas are systematically documented at the agreed project phase.

3

We Process the Documentation

Captured data is organized into a usable visual project record.

4

Your Team Reviews the Record

Authorized stakeholders can review the documented site remotely.

Interactive Example

See Construction Progress in 3D

Explore this sample digital twin to see how a construction space can be documented in an immersive format. Teams can revisit spaces remotely and maintain a clearer visual reference as conditions change.

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Walk the Jobsite Virtually

Revisit documented spaces from anywhere.

Compare Progress Over Time

Maintain records across construction phases.

Share With Your Team

Give authorized stakeholders a common visual reference.

Make Better-Informed Decisions

Review clearer visual site information.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should we scan the jobsite?

The right frequency depends on the project. Common approaches include milestone-based capture, recurring monthly documentation, or scans before important concealed-condition phases.

Can you document MEP and framing before drywall?

Yes. Pre-drywall capture is one of the most valuable stages because framing, electrical, plumbing, ductwork, and other visible systems can be preserved before they are concealed.

How do we access and share the scans?

Digital twin access can be provided to authorized project stakeholders based on the selected service and sharing arrangement.

What file formats are included?

Deliverables depend on the selected project package. Your proposal will identify the digital twin, imagery, floor plans, measurements, or other documentation included.

Can you document multiple construction projects?

Yes. Multi-site and recurring construction programs can be structured for contractors, developers, property owners, and portfolio managers.

Does this replace architectural or engineering inspections?

No. Coastal Property Docs provides visual and spatial property documentation. Our services do not replace architectural, engineering, code inspection, surveying, or other licensed professional services.

Common Use Cases

Built for the Teams Managing Construction.

General contractors reviewing construction plans General Contractors

Track progress and maintain clearer project accountability.

Owner or developer reviewing a construction site digitally Owners & Developers

Review construction conditions remotely.

Architects and engineers reviewing a construction project Architects & Engineers

Use visual documentation alongside design coordination.

Construction project managers coordinating a jobsite Project Managers

Keep teams aligned around current site conditions.

Ready for Better Project Visibility?

Let's Document Your Next Project.

Tell us about your construction project, schedule, and major milestones. We'll help build a documentation program around the phases your team needs to preserve.