Construction & scaffolding
Aerial and site filmfor people who build.
Progress records, marketing footage and tender material for contractors and scaffolding firms. Flown legally over live sites, planned around the programme rather than the weather, and cut into something you can actually put in front of a client.
What we do
Three things, done properly.
Progress records
Flown at the stages that matter rather than whenever someone remembers. Same height, same angles each visit, so the sequence lines up and you can hand it to a client or an insurer without explaining it.
- Repeat angles
- Dated stills
- Short sequences
- Full-resolution originals
Marketing and tender material
The pictures that make a finished job look like the job it was. Graded stills for your website and case sheets, and short cuts that sit inside a tender document or a LinkedIn post.
- Graded stills
- Website and case sheets
- Tender cuts
- Social versions
Ads, profile and website
The other half of what we do. A Google Business Profile that shows real sites, service-area pages for the towns you actually cover, and paid campaigns aimed at the people who specify work rather than at everybody.
- Google Business Profile
- Service-area pages
- Google Ads
- Monthly reporting
Recent sites
Cambridge, Suffolk and the East.
Every frame here is ours, flown with the permissions in place and shown whole rather than cropped down to a banner.
A listed college under restoration
Progress and marketing footage over a live city-centre site for Regent Construction, with extra passes along the river for their website and tender documents.
- Licensed aerial
- Progress filming
- Marketing cuts
Full roof and elevation scaffold
An aerial record of a complete roof and elevation scaffold on a live science-park building, flown at the stages that mattered for the scaffolding contractor's reporting and their next tender.
- Licensed aerial
- Progress filming
- Tender material
A building wrapped end to end beside a working marina
A tight waterside site with boats, footpaths and neighbours on three sides. Flown when the wrap was complete, so the pictures show the whole span of the job in one frame.
- Aerial
- Progress filming
- Tender material
A residential block under green netting
The same contractor, a different site: a block sheeted end to end. Flown at the stage that shows the work, so the pictures stay usable for years rather than for one week.
- Aerial
- Progress filming
- Social cuts
The same college from the river
A second set of passes along the water, shot the same morning, so the finished job had a hero frame as well as a progress record.
- Aerial
- Marketing stills
Straight down over the Science Park scaffold
A plan view of the same scaffold, which is the frame that shows the extent of a job better than any elevation.
- Aerial
- Plan view
- Progress filming
The practical bits
What site managers ask first.
If your question is not here, ring it through and we will give you a straight answer rather than a brochure.
Can you fly over a live site?
Yes. We are CAA-licensed and insured, and permissions, airspace and a site brief are agreed before the day rather than argued about on it. If a flight cannot be made safe, we say so and we do not charge you for it.
How much notice do you need?
A week is comfortable. Less is often possible, but airspace permissions in and around Cambridge and London can take longer, so the earlier you tell us the more likely we are to catch the stage you wanted.
What do we actually get?
Full-resolution stills, a graded selection ready for a website or a tender, and short cuts for social. You own the footage and you get the originals, not a watermarked preview.
Do you do the ground as well?
Yes. Most jobs are better with both: the aerial shows the extent of the work, the ground shots show the detail and the people doing it.
Can you come back through the programme?
That is usually the point. Repeat visits at agreed stages, flown from the same positions, give you a sequence rather than a scatter of pictures.
Working with
Contractors and scaffolding firms.
Building and heritage contractors, and scaffolding companies working across Cambridge, Suffolk, Essex and London.
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