Construction photography

A Record of the Work You’re Proud Of.

Show a client how the build is progressing, or give future customers a closer look at your work. We’ll help you plan photographs around the stage and details that matter.

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Your work in photographs

What Do You Want People to See?

Are you showing progress to a client, documenting a stage of the build, or introducing your work to a future customer? Tell us what you want them to see.

We can discuss photographs of the overall structure, work on site or details of the craftsmanship, depending on what your project needs.

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Project Photography

Plan still photographs around the audience, site access and the visible stage of the building. Discuss the views and timing before the visit.

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Show the Work That Matters

Your project may need an overall view, closer details, or photographs of particular areas. Share what you need people to see so we can discuss suitable coverage.

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ThruVision 360

Need a record of exposed construction? ThruVision captures room-to-room views after utilities are installed and before insulation, organized around a floor plan.

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Keep a Reference Before Insulation

Homeowners can return to the visible details when discussing later repairs or renovations. The record shows what was visible at capture; it does not see through finished walls or establish that drilling is safe.

Choose an example and use its floor plan to move between rooms.

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The Visit and What It Covers

Share the practical details early so we can discuss photography around the site and the work you need to show.

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Coverage for the Actual Project

Talk through the views, timing and intended use with us before the visit. Any additional visits and their coverage need their own discussion.

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Discuss Your Project

Tell us about the building and what the photographs need to show. If you’re nearing the pre-insulation window, explore ThruVision 360 as well.

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Start with the Work You Want to Show

Share your audience, the visible stage and the views that matter. We’ll discuss a suitable next step for the project.

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