Our project portfolio is currently being built. As Coastal Property Docs completes new captures, this page will feature digital twins, project examples, documentation workflows, and case studies across restoration, construction, property management, commercial real estate, and residential properties.
Rather than populate our portfolio with stock examples or work we didn't perform, we'll add projects here as our own field documentation is completed and approved for display.
Coastal Property Docs is building its project library, and this portfolio will grow alongside the company.
Future entries will show how digital twins and property documentation can be used to preserve conditions, support remote review, document construction progress, create pre-loss property records, and give stakeholders better access to physical spaces.
Until then, you can interact with a public Matterport demonstration to experience the type of digital twin technology used in our services.
Walk through a sample Matterport property from your computer, phone, or tablet to see how a captured building can be explored remotely.
Open the Interactive Demo →As projects are completed, the portfolio will be organized around the actual ways clients use property documentation.
Examples of properties documented before mitigation, demolition, repair, or reconstruction changes the conditions.
Existing conditions, progress captures, pre-drywall documentation, concealed conditions, and completed projects.
Digital records created to support turnover, maintenance, remote review, and ongoing property operations.
Consistent visual documentation across multiple units, buildings, or properties within an operating portfolio.
Offices, retail, industrial, hospitality, event venues, and other commercial spaces captured for operational or documentation purposes.
Property condition, home inventory, improvements, rooms, and contents documented before a potential loss occurs.
As the portfolio grows, we won't just post attractive screenshots. Each featured project can explain what was documented, why it mattered, what was delivered, and how the digital record was used.
That gives future clients a clearer understanding of how property documentation fits into real workflows.
Each case study will explain the property, documentation objective, capture scope, deliverables, and how the resulting property record supported the client's needs.
Depending on the project scope, completed work may include several types of property documentation.
Interactive 3D representations that allow remote walkthrough and spatial understanding.
2D property layouts provided when included in the project scope.
Spatial and dimensional information available for appropriate projects.
Organized imagery that preserves the condition and context of the property at capture.
If you have a property that needs documentation, we'd be glad to discuss the project. Any public portfolio use would only occur with appropriate permission; client and property information can remain private where required.
Explore the interactive demo to see the digital twin experience, then tell us about the property you need documented.
