Build a clear visual record of existing conditions, active work and closeout—planned around your access rules, safety process and project documentation checklist.
Checkbox Media records the visible story of a jobsite before, during and after construction. We work from your scope, route and shot priorities so the archive is useful to the people who need to review it later.
Choose a single visit, recurring coverage or a start-to-finish documentation plan. Each stage can use a different checklist.
Capture agreed existing conditions before mobilization: curb and pavement, sidewalks, drainage, landscaping, fencing, access routes, adjacent areas and existing exteriors or interiors.
Keep owner, lender and project teams oriented with milestone visits, repeatable vantage points, ground coverage and aerial footage when the site, weather and approvals allow.
Create a closeout record of agreed finished work, project displays, key exterior and interior areas, and before-and-after views when a baseline visit is in place.
We can structure the shoot around the project’s actual review needs—not just a highlight reel.
Every project starts with a written capture list. That lets your team decide what matters most, where the record begins and which milestones need a repeat visit.
Some HUD-assisted, public or owner-directed projects need a visual record of project displays and site conditions. We can build your owner-, counsel- or compliance-team-approved checklist into the production plan.
That can include approved Equal Housing Opportunity logo, slogan or statement displays where the project’s requirements call for them; project identification; funder or sponsor signage; posted notices; and the surrounding location or milestone context.
Checkbox Media provides documentation to a project-approved scope. We do not determine whether a display, site condition, construction activity or deliverable satisfies HUD, contract, legal, safety or regulatory requirements.
We work with the people already running the site—not around them.
Send the location, stage, due dates, areas to record and intended use. An RFP, owner note or shot list is useful if you have one.
We align on site contact, sign-in, PPE, escort needs, work zones, visitor rules and the safest timing for coverage.
We capture the planned views methodically, then add context shots that make later review easier.
Your team receives organized media and review-ready files based on the delivery structure we agreed at kickoff.
Aerial footage can show site scale, circulation, building progress and surrounding context. It is always subject to site permission, weather, FAA airspace and operational conditions.
Explore Orlando aerial drone video ↗It is a planned visual baseline before work starts. The route can include agreed visible conditions such as curbs, pavement, sidewalks, drainage, landscaping, fencing, adjacent areas, exteriors, interiors and access points.
Closeout coverage can document agreed finished work, key exterior or interior areas, project displays and before-and-after views when there is a baseline record to compare against.
Construction site video recording starts at $499 for a defined local Orlando-area documentation scope. Final pricing depends on the site size, access, requested routes, crew time, travel, repeat visits, delivery needs and any aerial coverage.
Yes. Send the document or a clear capture list before the shoot. We will use it to organize the plan, confirm practical site access and identify what should be delivered.
Yes, when your owner, contractor or compliance team includes those elements in the approved project checklist. We can document specified displays and their on-site context; your project team remains responsible for defining what is required.
No. We create visual documentation to an approved capture scope. We do not make legal, regulatory, safety or compliance determinations.
Possibly. Airspace, site rules, weather, safety, required approvals and operational conditions determine whether aerial coverage is feasible.
We agree on the delivery structure before the shoot. Options can include review links and clearly named folders by date, area, milestone or project stage, with master files available by arrangement.
That starting price applies to a defined local capture scope. Send the site, stage and checklist, and we’ll build the practical documentation plan around it.
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