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To book construction photography Denver contractors and developers can schedule around, pick a package here: progress and documentation, aerial packages, tenant improvement, construction ceremonies, working life, or timelapse services. Share the site address, safety requirements, and how often you need visits. Our team plans the schedule, captures the site, and delivers organized, dated media for your records and marketing.
Tell us about your professional media or project needs for a free evaluation and quote from our team today!
Construction media serves two jobs at once: it documents conditions for owners and lenders, and it gives builders material for proposals, websites, and social media.
This page lets Denver project teams book one visit or a recurring schedule and choose the type of coverage each phase needs.
Progress and documentation packages capture the site on a regular schedule so every phase is on record. Aerial packages show the whole site, staging, and surroundings. Tenant improvement coverage records spaces before and after the build-out. Ceremony packages cover groundbreakings and topping out events. Working life packages show crews and equipment in action, and timelapse services compress months of work into a short video. More detail is on our construction services page.
Recurring visits work best when they follow the same angles each time, so changes are easy to compare. Tell us how often you need coverage, such as weekly or monthly, and which milestones matter most. Our team sets up a consistent shot list and labels the files by date so they are simple to share with owners, lenders, and project partners.
Drone photos and video show the full footprint, crane positions, and site logistics in one frame. Our pilots fly under Part 107 rules and request airspace authorization where needed. Timelapse cameras can run for the length of a project and produce a finished video when the building is complete.
Our crews follow your site rules, wear the required protective equipment, and check in with the superintendent before shooting. Include badge or orientation requirements, restricted areas, and preferred visit times in the booking notes so each visit fits around active work and crane activity.
Tenant improvement projects benefit from before and after coverage. Photos of the existing space, taken before demolition, give a reference point. Progress visits record framing, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing work before walls close. Final photos show the finished space for the tenant, the owner, and your own portfolio. Book the TI package with the project dates and our team will plan visits around the key stages of the build-out.
Yes. Choose the progress and documentation package and note the visit frequency you want, such as weekly or monthly. Our team builds a schedule and a consistent shot list so each visit matches the last and changes on site are easy to compare.
Share the site address, the superintendent or contact on site, safety and protective equipment rules, any orientation or badge requirements, and the areas you want covered. Those details let our crew check in quickly and capture the right views without slowing active work.
Drone work is planned around crane activity, crews, and airspace rules. Our certified pilots coordinate with the site contact, request FAA authorization where needed, and avoid flying directly over people. Mention crane schedules or restricted zones in your booking notes.
Most timelapses run from a key milestone, such as groundbreaking, through completion or another phase you choose. Tell us the expected project length and the view you want, and our team will recommend camera placement and a capture plan that fits the schedule.
Yes. Book the construction ceremony package and include the date, time, and expected guests. Our photographers cover speeches, the ceremonial moment, group photos, and site views so the event is documented for your team, partners, and community updates.
Yes. Timelapse services place a camera on or near the site to capture images at set intervals through the project. The footage is edited into a short video that shows the build from start to finish, which works well for owner updates, marketing, and project celebrations.