On today's episode, we answer a great question from Rua in Australia.  As a business owner working mainly in real estate, Rua wants to know what services he can offer to construction companies.  We talk about various jobs for drones in the construction industry and talk about how to show companies the value of the services you have to offer.  Thanks for the question Rua.  Fly safe!

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Timestamps

Today's topic discusses the various ways in which the construction industry can benefit from using drones

Can construction progress be tracked using drones?

Should you consider taking a salaried position in a construction company as a drone videographer?

What are the different services that you can offer as a drone pilot to construction companies?

What are the potential problems that you can run into while providing construction progress reports as a drone pilot?

What is a creative way of using construction progress videos and photos as a marketing tool?

What are some of the potential issues that you might run into while submitting your drone footage deliverable to a real estate company?

Is it a good idea to focus on hyper lapses simultaneously while mapping a construction site?

What are some of the popular mapping applications?

Are larger construction companies using salaried drone pilots?