Construction Progress Monitoring to Verify Earthwork Claims Before You Pay

Monthly surveys are ideal for tracking progress, validating earthwork, and maintaining as-built records. For fast-moving projects, bi-weekly surveys help catch issues early. We offer subscription packages with 15-20% savings for recurring surveys.

Yes, Aeroyantra overlays your design files (DXF/DWG) on survey data to generate cut/fill maps, progress reports, and deviation analysis. This helps validate contractor claims and identify construction issues before they become costly.

Aeroyantra compares current terrain against baseline or design surfaces to calculate cut/fill volumes. Reports include 3D visualizations, quantity tables, and area-wise breakdowns. Accuracy is typically within 2-3% for proper volume verification.

Yes, Aeroyantra's DGCA-certified pilots coordinate with site teams to survey during breaks or low-activity periods. Surveys typically take 30-60 minutes for most sites with minimal disruption to ongoing work.

Aeroyantra provides progress comparison reports with before/after imagery, 3D models for visualization, annotated orthomosaics highlighting completed work, and executive summary PDFs suitable for client and investor presentations.

Yes. Aeroyantra produces georeferenced, time-stamped aerial records and volume reports suitable for CPWD quality assurance, PWD progress reporting, developer review meetings, and PMC oversight. Report formatting can be configured to match the documentation structure expected by your engineer, consultant, or client before the first survey cycle.

Absolutely. Aeroyantra provides independent quantity verification for EPC and large infrastructure contractors who need measured volume data for billing cycles, progress certification, and dispute resolution. Our survey-grade data supports payment verification and gives owners and PMCs an independent measurement basis for earthwork claims.

Aeroyantra aerial surveys are commissioned and controlled by the owner - not the contractor. Each survey flight produces a georeferenced, time-stamped aerial record of actual site conditions, independent of any contractor-submitted report or progress claim. The aerial data can be compared against the approved design, BIM model, or project schedule to produce an independent assessment of what has actually been built.

Yes. Aeroyantra produces georeferenced, time-stamped aerial records that document construction progress at every survey cycle. This data supports RERA quarterly progress reporting, occupancy certificate applications, and development authority compliance submissions. The aerial record provides visual, georeferenced evidence of construction progress that satisfies the documentation requirements of RERA and state development authority regulations.

Yes. Aeroyantra's browser-based platform allows owners to share project data with lenders, investors, and other stakeholders through controlled access links - no software installation required. Stakeholders can view current site conditions, review the progress archive, and access reporting data from any device. Access permissions are controlled by the owner.

Yes. Aeroyantra supports ongoing aerial condition monitoring after handover - roof and facade inspection, drainage assessment, thermal surveys, and site infrastructure monitoring. Post-handover monitoring is typically conducted quarterly or annually depending on asset type. The post-handover aerial record is maintained in the same platform as the construction archive, giving facility managers a continuous condition history.