Loveland · Northern Colorado

Construction drone services.

A dated visual record of your jobsite, from the overall site to the work areas that matter. Angel Eye View LLC provides construction progress documentation for contractors in Loveland, CO and Northern Colorado.

September 22 aerial overview of steel buildings, earthwork and the surrounding construction site
September 22, 2026 · Independent demonstration

Keep the whole project in view.

Ground-level photos show individual details. Aerial photographs connect those details to the surrounding site, giving your team context for project updates and discussions. Recurring visits help you compare visible conditions as construction moves forward.

Site overviews

Establish the relationship between buildings, access routes, staging areas, and active work. Use wide views to orient people who are not on site.

Focused work areas

Document selected framing, roofs, foundations, and earthwork from agreed viewpoints, keeping the area of interest in its wider context.

Recurring progress records

Organize dated views across visits so your team can review visible changes and include imagery in project reporting.

From the portfolio

Commercial steel construction, across three visits.

The existing demonstration series records the same site on September 9, 15, and 22, 2026. The first visits establish the building and surrounding work; the September 22 images document roof covering, open framing, and active earthwork.

September 9 aerial view of a steel building and construction site
September 9 · Earlier site view
September 22 closer view of roof covering and open steel framing
September 22 · Roof and framing detail

Independent demonstration photography, not a claim of a commissioned project or verified construction completion. These photographs document visible conditions; they do not establish measurements or certify work.

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Plan the capture around your reporting needs.

01

Define the scope

Share the project location, areas of interest, intended audience, and reporting schedule.

02

Agree on coverage

Set the viewpoints, visit frequency, and deliverables. Flight feasibility and access requirements are assessed for the site.

03

Document the site

Capture overall context and selected detail views. Repeat agreed viewpoints where site and flight conditions permit.

04

Review and share

Receive the agreed imagery organized for your records and project updates. Turnaround is confirmed with the quote.

See an example of the reporting format.

The sample progress report shows how aerial documentation can be presented for review. Your scope and deliverables are agreed for your project.

View sample progress report (PDF) ↗

Questions before your first flight

How often should we capture?

Base the schedule on project activity and the updates your team needs. Discuss recurring visits or milestone coverage when requesting a quote.

Are maps included?

Progress photographs and mapping are different deliverables. Orthomosaics and 3D models require separately planned capture and processing.

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Where do you work?

Angel Eye View is based in Loveland and serves Northern Colorado. Projects elsewhere in Colorado are available by arrangement.

Start with the project location.

Tell Chris Steingrube what you need documented, when you need it, and who will use the images. FAA Part 107 operations, with flight planning and processing handled by Angel Eye View.