SEBS Aerial
Toronto · GTA · Site documentation

Construction progress photography.

Scheduled drone documentation, roof and façade inspection imagery, and stakeholder-ready site records across Toronto and the GTA — flown by a Transport Canada Advanced RPAS pilot who spent thirty years running construction sites before he flew over them.

A construction drone is only as useful as the person flying it understands the build. That's the whole point of SEBS Aerial. Painter at seventeen, then through the trades to site supervisor, foreman, and superintendent on major Toronto contracts — the flying came after thirty years of knowing what a project manager needs in a monthly report, what a lender wants to see before a draw, and what a safety officer will flag.

Progress photography from the air gives every stakeholder the same clear picture: where the build actually is, captured the same way every visit so the timeline reads cleanly from excavation to topping-out. Add roof and façade inspection imagery that keeps crews off ladders, and site overviews your surveyor and marketing team can both use, and one scheduled flight does the work of a dozen phone-camera photos.

Site documentation, done properly

Built for builders, developers, and survey teams across the GTA.

01 · Progress

Scheduled progress flights

Weekly, monthly, or milestone flyovers captured from consistent angles so the build's timeline is legible at a glance.

02 · Inspection

Roof & façade imagery

High-resolution visual documentation of roofs, façades, and hard-to-reach structures — crews stay safely on the ground.

03 · Survey

Aerial support for survey teams

Site overviews and hard-to-reach perspectives delivered in the formats your licensed surveyor needs.

04 · Reporting

Stakeholder reporting

Time-stamped imagery packaged for monthly reports, lender draws, and project updates.

05 · Marketing

Project marketing

Cinematic build footage and hero stills for pre-sales, capital campaigns, and completion reels.

06 · Specialty

Controlled-airspace & SFOC

Advanced RPAS and SFOC support for near-people, night, or controlled-airspace operations, arranged in advance.

A pilot who reads the site, not just the sky

The certifications are non-negotiable — Advanced RPAS, ROC-A, $2M liability on every flight, SFOC support when a job steps outside standard parameters. What you can't certify is the thirty years of site experience that tells the pilot which corner of the build the stakeholders actually care about this month, and how to coordinate a flight around trades, cranes, and a schedule that doesn't move.

Transport Canada · Advanced RPAS ROC-A · UHF Radio $2M Liability SFOC support 30 years in construction Site-safety fluent

How it works

1

Set the cadence

Site location, what you need documented, and how often — one visit or a recurring schedule.

2

Quote & plan

A written per-visit quote and a flight plan that respects airspace, trades, and the site schedule.

3

Flight day

Arrive, brief, fly. Insured, certified, and coordinated with everyone on site.

4

Reporting

Consistent, time-stamped imagery delivered by private link, packaged for stakeholders.

On sites across the GTA

Toronto and the wider GTA at standard rates; Southern Ontario with travel quoted.

TorontoEast YorkScarboroughNorth YorkEtobicokeMississaugaBramptonVaughanMarkhamRichmond HillOakvillePickeringAjaxBurlington

Construction progress photography — FAQ

How much does construction drone photography cost?

Recurring progress documentation is usually quoted as a per-visit rate once the site, cadence, and deliverables are set; one-off inspection or marketing flights are quoted per job. Share the site location and how often you need it captured and you'll get a written quote within one business day.

Can you do recurring monthly progress flights?

Yes. Scheduled flyovers — weekly, monthly, or milestone-based — are the core of the service. Each visit is captured from the same angles and altitudes so the timeline reads cleanly for stakeholders, lenders, and marketing.

Do you photograph roofs and façades for inspection?

Yes. High-resolution stills and walk-around video of roofs, façades, and accessible structures keep crews safely on the ground, with annotated frames where they help. This is visual documentation, not a substitute for a licensed engineering inspection.

Are you insured to fly over an active construction site?

Every flight carries $2M liability coverage and is flown under Transport Canada Advanced RPAS certification, with SFOC support arranged in advance for controlled airspace or near-people operations. Site safety coordination is treated as part of the job.

Put your site on the record.

Tell us the site and the cadence you need. You'll have a written quote within one business day.

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