
Georeferenced aerial maps for site planning, earthwork verification, and progress documentation. Available as a standalone service or add-on to progress monitoring packages.
Our 2D orthomosaic mapping service gives site superintendents and project managers a georeferenced aerial view of their entire project in a single image. Unlike a traditional survey, drone mapping can be completed in hours and delivered the same day — making it ideal for periodic site checks, earthwork verification, and stakeholder reporting.
Available as a standalone service or as an add-on to our progress monitoring packages, site mapping is particularly valuable for large-scale projects in Marion County, Alachua County, and Sumter County where walking the full site perimeter is impractical.

Get a bird's-eye view of your entire site in a single georeferenced image. Ideal for site superintendents managing large Marion or Sumter County projects who need a high-level overview without walking the full perimeter.
Use orthomosaic maps to verify grading progress, check fill and cut areas, and compare current site conditions against your civil drawings — without the cost of a traditional survey crew.
Capture dated orthomosaic maps at key project milestones. Side-by-side comparisons show earthwork progress, utility installation, and site preparation in a format that's easy to share with stakeholders.
Identify site boundaries, access roads, drainage features, and existing structures from above. Useful for pre-construction planning and coordination with subcontractors before mobilization.
One-time orthomosaic for a specific milestone or site condition review
Multiple maps across key project phases for ongoing site oversight
Combine weekly progress photography with periodic orthomosaic mapping
All packages delivered on your timeline. Contact us to discuss your project scope and schedule.
A subcontractor claims more fill was placed than the GC's records show. A dated orthomosaic from before and after the work provides a visual reference for resolution.
Before a concrete pour, the superintendent needs to confirm subgrade elevations and drainage slopes are correct. A quick drone map provides a same-day visual check.
A construction lender requests a site overview for a draw request. An orthomosaic shows the full extent of work completed across the site in a single shareable image.
Multiple subs are working across a large site. A current orthomosaic gives the PM a shared reference point for sequencing, access, and staging coordination.
Before clearing begins, a baseline orthomosaic documents existing site conditions — useful for disputes about pre-existing drainage issues or boundary encroachments.
Monthly orthomosaic maps provide a consistent visual record of site progress that can be included in owner reports alongside progress photos and video.
Our GeoTIFF outputs are compatible with the civil engineering and GIS platforms your team already uses.
An orthomosaic is a high-resolution aerial image stitched together from dozens or hundreds of overlapping drone photos. Unlike a single aerial photo, an orthomosaic is geometrically corrected (orthorectified) so that distances and areas can be measured accurately across the entire image. The result is a georeferenced map you can overlay on your civil drawings or import into GIS software.
Our 2D orthomosaic maps typically achieve horizontal accuracy of 5–10 cm per pixel at standard flight altitudes, depending on site conditions and ground control point placement. This level of accuracy is suitable for site planning, earthwork verification, and progress documentation — but not a replacement for a licensed land survey when legal boundary accuracy is required.
We deliver georeferenced GeoTIFF files that can be imported into AutoCAD, Civil 3D, ArcGIS, QGIS, and most other civil engineering or GIS platforms. We can also provide KMZ files for Google Earth overlays and high-resolution JPEG exports for presentations and reports.
Yes. Site mapping is available as a standalone service or as an add-on to our progress monitoring packages. Combining mapping with regular progress photography is the most cost-effective approach for projects that need both visual documentation and periodic site overviews.
Using the DJI Mavic series, we can map sites up to approximately 100–200 acres per flight session depending on battery capacity and flight altitude. For larger sites, we schedule multiple flight sessions and stitch the outputs into a single seamless orthomosaic.
Yes. We provide drone site mapping throughout North Central Florida, including Marion County, Alachua County (Gainesville), Sumter County (Wildwood, The Villages), and surrounding areas. Contact us to discuss your project location.
Get a free quote for drone site mapping in Ocala, Gainesville, Wildwood, or anywhere in North Central Florida.
2D orthomosaic mapping for Marion County earthwork and grading projects.
Alachua County site mapping for UF-area and university corridor development.
I-75 corridor and Sumter County orthomosaic mapping services.
South Marion County site mapping for rural and residential development.
Sumter County orthomosaic mapping for community expansion projects.
Hernando County SR-52 corridor orthomosaic and earthwork mapping.
Citrus County coastal and industrial site mapping services.
Lake County US-27 corridor orthomosaic mapping for development projects.
Lake County Wellness Way corridor site mapping and earthwork verification.
Hernando County civic and commercial site mapping services.
Marion/Levy border orthomosaic mapping for active development projects.
Alachua County I-75 corridor site mapping and progress documentation.
Lake County Villages-adjacent site mapping for subdivision development.