Commercial photo/video, RTK-enabled mapping and models, thermal/visual inspections, volumetrics, and structured progress documentation.

Yes. Bay State Drones provides high-resolution aerial photography, orthomosaic mapping, and 3D models for construction, redevelopment projects, custom projects. Our data is used for progress tracking, site documentation, and project coordination.

Bay State Drones is based in Taunton, Massachusetts and provides drone services throughout Bristol county.

Yes. All operations are conducted by FAA Part 107 certified pilots and are fully insured with $1M liability coverage adding clients as additional insured. We follow safety first workflows designed for active construction and commercial job sites.

Drone mapping accuracy typically ranges from 2–5 cm when using RTK enabled workflows and proper ground control. Accuracy levels depend on site conditions, project requirements, and how the data will be used.

Photogrammetry is the process of using overlapping aerial images to create accurate maps and 3D models. An orthomosaic is a high-resolution, geo-referenced map that allows teams to measure distances, track progress, and analyze site conditions with precision.

We provide orthomosaic maps, 3D models, point clouds, volumetric measurements, and high-resolution imagery. Deliverables are formatted for easy use in AUTODESK, PROCORE, GIS, and other BIM platforms.

Data is delivered through secure cloud platforms, allowing teams to view, download, and share project data easily. Files are provided in formats compatible with industry tools.

Most projects are captured quickly and delivered within 24 - 48 hours, depending on site size, data requirements, and processing needs. Larger or more complex projects may require additional time.

Yes. We provide volumetric measurements for stockpiles, earthwork tracking, and site analysis. This allows teams to accurately calculate material quantities and monitor changes over time.

Our services are commonly used by general contractors, developers, engineers, and general contracting teams who need accurate, up-to-date site data for planning, coordination, and reporting.

Drone mapping is typically performed weekly, biweekly, or monthly depending on project size and complexity. Regular data capture helps teams track progress, identify issues early, and maintain alignment across stakeholders.

Yes. We can provide live aerial views and real time updates during flights, allowing teams to monitor site activity remotely and make immediate decisions when needed.

You can schedule a call or site review directly through our website. We’ll review your project goals, site conditions, and data requirements to recommend the right approach.

Yes. Our deliverables are designed to integrate seamlessly with industry-standard tools like Procore and Autodesk, supporting workflows such as drawing sync, RFIs and observations, and photo documentation. We provide outputs including point clouds, meshes, orthomosaics, and high-resolution imagery that can be used in BIM and CAD environments. Data can also be exported for use in platforms like Navisworks, Revizto, and other project management tools. All data is delivered through secure cloud access or offline files, making it easy to share, review, and incorporate into your existing construction workflows.

Yes. Drone data can be used for site documentation, progress verification, and reporting. While not a replacement for licensed survey work, it provides clear, time-stamped visual records that support project documentation and decision-making. Our best practice is when aerial data is integrated into existing engineering workflows and ground control. We do not provide legal boundary data.