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Drone construction progress photo of an active commercial jobsite documented by Synced Frames

Commercial Construction Documentation for Active Jobsites

Active jobsite? Use the monthly package. Finished work? Use the completion documentation pass.

One PackageMonthly Construction Documentation PackageGround and aerial documentation, milestone coverage, and organized delivery in every scheduled visit.
48–72 hrTypical Delivery WindowAfter each scheduled documentation visit.
FAA Part 107Licensed Drone PilotAerial documentation where safe and legal.
Ground + AerialJobsite CoverageGround-level and aerial views captured together.
Same-AngleProgress ViewsClearer month-to-month jobsite context.
MonthlyDocumentation CadenceBuilt for active commercial jobsites.

Based in Frisco, Texas. Supporting active commercial jobsites across DFW, North Texas, broader Texas markets, and select nationwide projects.

Construction Progress Documentation for Owners, Lenders, and OAC Meetings

Real ground and aerial coverage from active Texas commercial jobsites, captured as work happens and organized for owner updates, lender draw packages, OAC meetings, internal project reference, and closeout documentation.

Financial Institution Branch Buildout

ACTIVE COMMERCIAL SITEGROUNDBREAKING → COMPLETION

Full-cycle documentation of an active commercial buildout. Same-angle ground and aerial coverage at every milestone, delivered in 48–72 hours and organized for investor updates, draw packages, and closeout records.

Design-Forward Commercial Completion

FINAL-PHASE DOCUMENTATION · 48–72 HR DELIVERY · LICENSED FOR STAKEHOLDERSLICENSED FOR STAKEHOLDERS

Final-phase documentation of a design-forward commercial site, including exterior presence, structural detail, and finished-site presentation. This coverage is strongest when planned as part of the project record, but it can also be scoped for teams that only need closeout, leasing, award, proposal, or portfolio-ready documentation at the end of a project.

48–72 hour deliveryFAA Part 107Insured
Scattered Photos vs. Structured Documentation

Stop Building the Project Record From Scattered Phone Photos

Most project teams already have photos. The problem is where they live: superintendent phones, text threads, Procore uploads, OneDrive folders, email chains, drone folders, and one-off vendor galleries.

Those files may help in the moment, but they are harder to use later when an owner, lender, investor, broker, award committee, or future client needs clear proof of progress.

Synced Frames solves that by creating one cleaner monthly project record from the start — captured on a recurring cadence and organized for real business use.

Synced Frames Documentation

Repeatable same-angle progress views
Scheduled monthly or milestone-aware capture
Ground and aerial context where allowed
Dated folders by visit, phase, and project area
Stakeholder-ready selects for owner updates and OAC meetings
Files prepared for lender communication, RFPs, leasing, awards, closeout, and portfolio use
Archive structure your team can actually find later
Why the Package Matters

Your Team Has Photos. The Question Is Whether They Become a Usable Record.

Scattered Project Photos

Synced Frames Documentation

Stored across phones, texts, drives, and galleries

Organized by date, phase, visit, and project area

Taken only when someone remembers

Captured on a planned recurring cadence

Usually ground-only or drone-only

Ground and aerial context captured together

Hard to reuse for owners, lenders, or proposals

Prepared for owner updates, OAC meetings, lender communication, RFPs, leasing, and closeout

Often loses value after the moment passes

Builds a long-term project record throughout the job

The Core Package

Monthly Construction Documentation Package

Two Ways to Document the Work

Synced Frames helps commercial project teams create a cleaner visual record of the work.

For active jobsites, the Monthly Construction Documentation Package creates recurring ground and aerial photo/video documentation, milestone coverage, and organized delivery.

For finished or near-finished built work, the Completion Documentation Pass creates polished final assets for marketing, leasing, RFPs, awards, owner handoff, public launch, portfolio use, and stakeholder communication.

Based in Frisco, Texas. Serving DFW and Texas commercial project teams. Available for select nationwide deployment.

Active project? Send the phase. Finished work? Send the completion scope.

1–4 visits per month depending on project phaseGround + aerial documentation48–72 hour typical deliveryOwner-ready and stakeholder-ready selectsOrganized archive by date, phase, and project area
Send Your Project Phase

See the project record first. Then send the phase, milestone, and reporting need so Synced Frames can map what the next scheduled documentation visit should capture.

Currently accepting a limited number of new retainer partners per quarter.

What’s Included Every Scheduled Documentation Visit

Every scheduled visit is designed to create one usable project record, not disconnected photo, video, and drone folders.

On-Site Capture

  • Scheduled recurring site visit
  • Same-angle ground photography where useful
  • Ground video for walkthrough context and visible progress
  • FAA Part 107 drone photography where airspace, weather, site conditions, and safety allow
  • Aerial video where safe and legal
  • Milestone and pre-cover-up callouts when needed
  • Site access and safety coordination before each visit

Files Your Team Can Actually Use

  • Edited progress photos after each visit
  • Ground and aerial selects organized for review
  • Typical 48–72 hour delivery
  • Files prepared for owner updates, OAC decks, lender packets, and internal reporting
  • Optional one-page PDF summary for meetings
  • Optional short monthly progress reel

Organized Project Archive

  • Dated folders by visit, phase, or project area
  • Cloud archive for easy review and sharing
  • Easy to drop into Procore, SharePoint, Box, or internal folders
  • Useful for closeout, internal reference, RFPs, awards, leasing, and long-term portfolio records
Sample Documentation Output

See How a Monthly Project Record Is Organized

A sample monthly progress report shows how ground photos, aerial context, milestone coverage, owner-ready selects, and archive structure come together after a scheduled documentation visit.

This is not a gallery of disconnected images. It is a usable project record your team can reference during the build and after completion.

  • Cover page
  • Project name placeholder
  • Date and project phase
  • Executive summary
  • Ground progress section
  • Aerial context section
  • Milestone section
  • Owner-ready selects
  • Archive structure preview
  • Next recommended capture window
Use Cases

One Project Record Your Team Can Use in More Than One Way

The same monthly documentation record can support several teams at once. Owners need confidence. Lenders need progress context. OAC teams need meeting visuals. Marketing and BD teams need usable selects. Closeout teams need a record they can find later.

Owner Updates

Owner-ready selects from scheduled visits help show visible progress without relying on scattered phone photos.

Lender Draw Documentation

Ground and aerial progress visuals can support draw communication, milestone context, and project status updates.

OAC Meeting Visuals

Same-angle progress views and organized folders make it easier to walk through site progress during recurring meetings.

RFP / Proposal Visual Support

A clean project record gives BD and marketing teams assets they can reuse for proposals, interviews, awards, and future pursuits.

Closeout Documentation

The archive becomes more valuable at the end of the project because the project record has been built throughout the job, not chased after turnover.

Final-Phase Coverage Need

For teams already near turnover, Synced Frames can scope a completion-focused documentation visit for closeout, leasing, awards, proposals, websites, portfolio use, and owner-ready final selects. For active projects, the stronger path is to build the record earlier through the Monthly Construction Documentation Package.

How It Works

A Clean Process for Active Jobsites

Synced Frames is built around active construction schedules, site access requirements, superintendent coordination, and clean delivery after every visit.

01

Kickoff and Shot Map

We start by understanding the project phase, schedule, access requirements, stakeholder needs, and how your team plans to use the documentation. Repeatable ground angles, drone views, priority areas, safety requirements, and delivery structure are mapped before coverage begins.

Shot list, access plan, repeatable angles
Drone path planning and delivery folder structure
Safety requirements and site coordination locked in before visit one
02

Scheduled Capture

Coverage happens on an agreed cadence, usually monthly or around project milestones. Site visits are coordinated to avoid disrupting crews, superintendents, PMs, and daily operations. Ground and aerial documentation, milestone callouts, and context views are captured based on the project’s current phase.

1–4 site visits per month, matched to your build phase
Ground coverage, aerial context, same-angle progress views
Milestone documentation and site coordination
03

Delivery and Archive

Edited files are delivered in organized folders after each visit, typically within 48 to 72 hours. Your team can use the assets for OAC meetings, owner updates, lender communication, RFPs, leasing, and closeout records.

Edited stills and labeled folders delivered in 48–72 hours
Cloud archive, dated, labeled, easy to share
Optional PDF summary and optional progress reel
FOUNDER-LED DOCUMENTATION

One Accountable Documentation Partner for Active Commercial Jobsites

Synced Frames is led by Alex Olivera and supported by a small field team, giving every active retainer one accountable point of contact from start to finish.

Alex and his team coordinate access, plan capture, manage drone preflight, support equipment movement, edit the files, and organize delivery so your team always knows who owns the project record.

Every site visit includes field support for access, safety coordination, coverage efficiency, and jobsite awareness while Alex leads the documentation process.

No rotating shooter list. No disconnected subcontractor handoff. No guessing who is responsible for the final record.

Based in Frisco, Texas. Available for select commercial projects across Texas and nationwide.

FAA Part 107 Licensed · Fully Insured

FAA Part 107 licensed drone pilot, fully insured with COI available on request. Airspace authorization, flight planning, and on-site safety coordination handled end-to-end.

Built for Active Construction Environments

Workflow built around superintendent schedules, access control, safety requirements, and weather windows. We work in tight windows without slowing crews or interrupting active work.

Built for Owner Updates, OAC Meetings, Lender Draws, and Closeout

Construction documentation should do more than sit in a folder. Synced Frames documents the moments commercial teams are already asked to explain:

  • Owner and investor progress updates
  • OAC meetings and lender draw support
  • RFP, proposal, and award submissions
  • Leasing, portfolio, and marketing-ready selects
  • Closeout records and long-term project archive
Alex Olivera on site for Synced Frames construction documentation
PROJECT RECORD OUTPUTS

What the Record Supports Across the Build

Synced Frames documents commercial projects from early site activity through final completion. Each phase creates a different kind of value for project teams, owners, lenders, marketing teams, and long-term records.

Groundbreaking phase construction documentation image
Groundbreaking phase construction documentation image
Groundbreaking phase construction documentation image

Used for: owner update visuals · OAC meeting visuals · lender draws · closeout records · award submissions · view sample project report

CONTACT

Request a Project Review

Send the project location, current phase, timeline, access requirements, upcoming milestone, and how your team plans to use the documentation. If the project is a fit, Synced Frames will map what the next scheduled documentation visit should capture before important work changes, closes, or disappears. If your team only needs final-phase coverage, the review can also map a completion-focused documentation visit for closeout, leasing, award, proposal, website, or portfolio use.

Built for commercial construction teams that need organized progress photos, drone context, owner-ready updates, stakeholder-ready visuals, and project records they can actually use.

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