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Aerial imaging has become an essential tool for any construction project. Mapping drones offer some valuable benefits that keep the project on schedule and cut costs. Here’s why you should use this mapping technique for your next project.

Why You Should Use Aerial Imaging

1. Improving Safety

Land surveying can be a dangerous job at a construction site, with the unpredictable terrain, heavy equipment, and possible inclement weather. Drones allow you to survey the site from a safe and comfortable distance. You can also view the site more frequently, from a better angle, and in real-time so that you can monitor the area for potential hazards and improve the safety of your workers.

2. Sticking to the Schedule

aerial imagingDrones dramatically shorten the time required to conduct each survey and inspection. These traditionally require walking around on foot and carrying heavy equipment to different locations.

What may take the ground team weeks to survey could take the drone less than an hour. The aerial imaging also gives you a better perspective of what’s going on at the site, which provides the opportunity to improve efficiency.

3. Cutting Costs

Aerial imaging takes a fraction of the time that a traditional ground survey team requires, which directly translates to reduced costs. It’s a common misconception that drone imaging is too expensive. If you already have the money in your budget for surveys, aerial imaging will likely cost less than what you have already allocated for this purpose.

4. Marketing

The images taken during the surveys and inspections are perfect for marketing. Potential clients will want to see your portfolio. Aerial imaging will showcase your work at each stage of the project. 

 

If you need efficient and professional aerial imaging services, contact Mid-Penn Engineering in Lewisburg, PA. They utilize the latest technology in the civil engineering industry, including computer-aided drafting and monitoring. They use their drones to inspect, monitor, and plan construction projects of all scopes for clients throughout Central Pennsylvania. Learn more about their services on their website, or call (570) 524-2214 to schedule a consultation.

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