Construction • Building sites • Architecture — Haute-Savoie / Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

A professional construction photographer to document every stage of your project

Photo & drone site monitoring, periodic technical records, drone shots and handover photography: professional visual coverage for construction companies, architects and project owners.

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Haute-Savoie & Greater Geneva
service
SectorConstruction, architecture, civil engineering
ServicesPhoto, drone, time-lapse
AreaHaute-Savoie & Geneva
Delivery48 to 72 working hours
QuoteFree, within 24 hours
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Approach

A technical and aesthetic eye

On a building site every image counts: we photograph the building as a work of engineering, covering progress, compliance, safety and presentation.

01

Reading the site and monitoring it

Identifying the key points (access, safety, phasing of works), then photos at fixed intervals, from groundworks to handover.

02

Digital traceability

Time-stamped, geotagged files, sorted by work package and date for evidential, archivable use.

03

The full picture

Ground and drone shots combined, showing construction details and overall progress, in coordination with site management.

04

Ready-to-use deliverables

Formats sized for project management reports, insurance files, brochures, tenders and corporate communication.

Services

Complete coverage, from groundworks to handover

Site progress photography

Periodic shoots (weekly, monthly or at key milestones) to document the progress of the works over time.

Drone & aerial views

Aerial shots of the site layout, roofing and overall progress, by a DGAC-registered drone pilot.

Project handover & completion

End-of-project shoot for sales communication, marketing material and archiving of the finished building. To market a development (show flat, completed units, off-plan sales), see our new-build development photographer page.

Records & technical documentation

Dated, geotagged photographic records, useful in case of dispute, insurance claim or ten-year warranty (garantie décennale).

Corporate communication for construction firms

Company visuals, teams on site and know-how for websites, brochures and professional networks.

Tender documents

Visuals of completed reference projects, sized to strengthen applications and public tenders.

How it works

A well-defined process, from start to finish

Each step is planned with the site manager so that it fits smoothly into the construction schedule.

01

Defining the brief

Discussion with the project owner or site manager: frequency, sensitive points, expected deliverables.

02

Safety visit

Checking access, hazardous areas and the protective equipment required before any work on site.

03

Ground & drone shots

Technical shoot combining close-up and aerial views within the agreed scope.

04

Processing & delivery

Selection, post-processing and delivery within 48 working hours, sorted by date and by area of the site.

Sectors & coverage

Working on building sites across the French Alps

New construction & property development
Civil engineering & infrastructure
Chalets & high-altitude construction
Renovation & refurbishment
Industrial & commercial buildings
Energy & solar projects
Haute-Savoie · Annecy · Chamonix · Greater Geneva · Savoie · Ain
Frequently asked questions

Construction site photography in practice

Why hire a specialist photographer for a construction site?

A specialist photographer knows the safety constraints, chooses the technical angles that matter to project management and produces visuals ready for reporting, insurance, communication and tenders.

Do you offer a subscription to cover the whole project?

Yes, a periodic monitoring package can be set up for the whole duration of the project, with lower rates than one-off visits.

How often can site progress photos be taken?

Monitoring can be weekly, monthly or set around the project's key milestones (groundworks, structural work, fit-out, handover), depending on the project owner's needs.

Are drones allowed on a construction site?

Yes, provided the pilot is certified and registered in line with DGAC regulations. PRESTAPROD works with a registered drone pilot for all aerial shots on site.

Can the photos be used as technical evidence in a dispute?

A dated, geotagged photo record is a valuable technical record to document progress, anticipate a dispute or support an insurance claim.