Construction progress monitoring in Orlando is mostly a lender and owner problem rather than a marketing one. Draw packages need dated evidence, owner meetings need a picture everyone agrees on, and change order conversations go very differently when there is an unarguable aerial record of what the site looked like on the fifteenth of last month.
Orlando industrial has been the strongest sector in the market, with roughly two million square feet of positive absorption in a single quarter and record rents, which means a lot of large floor plate builds along the I-4 corridor. Those are exactly the sites where a walk around with a phone stops working, because you physically cannot get high enough to see the whole slab.
The complication here is airspace. Most Orlando sites sit under Orlando International Class B, Orlando Executive Class D, Orlando Sanford Class C or the Kissimmee Gateway Class D to the south. A monthly flight schedule means clearing that repeatedly, which we handle as part of the retainer rather than as a per visit surprise. Every flight is run by an FAA Part 107 licensed remote pilot on registered, insured aircraft.
We document builds across Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties, with a lot of the work along the I-4 industrial corridor. Sites inside Class B or a Class D surface area need authorization on every visit, which is included in the program.
Questions about scheduling, deliverables, airspace and what a monthly program costs in Orlando. Tell us what the lender or owner needs and we will build the capture around it.