Create a polished Matterport 3D walkthrough, then pair it with drone, photography, video, thermal, or report-ready property documentation.
A one-property tour quote should specify areas covered, review links, intended audience, hosting duration, and any still, plan, drone, or video companion files.
Identify accessible rooms and spaces, exclusions, privacy restrictions, and who authorizes capture.
Agree on a shareable tour link and any labels, stills, or floor-plan outputs supported by the selected package.
Confirm platform availability, hosting term, capture date, and delivery window in the written scope before work begins.
Availability, included methods, file quantities, hosting, capture date, and delivery window are confirmed in the written scope after property details, permissions, access, weather, operator or platform capacity, and loaded costs are reviewed. A fixed quote is issued only when it supports the required margin and deposit coverage. Documentation does not replace licensed inspection, engineering, surveying, code, legal, or insurance decisions.
A Matterport 3D virtual tour creates an intuitive, room-by-room experience that helps buyers, tenants, owners, contractors, and stakeholders understand layout and condition before an in-person visit.
Scope options can include a hosted 3D walkthrough, dollhouse and floor-by-floor views, highlight stills, room labels, guided tour points, and floor-plan outputs where supported by the selected Matterport package.
Pair it with drone: combine the interior walkthrough with aerial photography, property-context video, roof/exterior documentation, or mapping-support visuals.
The right package is defined by how the tour will be used, how long it must remain available, and whether measurements or plan outputs are requested.
Give qualified prospects a 24/7 walkthrough and a clearer understanding of flow, finishes, and key features.
View service →Preserve milestone conditions, room relationships, and visible work before spaces are closed or changed.
View service →Support owner updates, maintenance planning, vendor orientation, and portfolio documentation.
View service →Create an organized spatial record for restoration planning and communication, subject to safe access.
View service →Matterport is a trademark of Matterport, Inc. References describe the requested capture and hosting platform and do not imply endorsement. Virtual tours, schematic floor plans, and extracted measurements are documentation and marketing tools; they are not survey-grade or architectural record drawings unless separately verified by the appropriate licensed professional.
Match the capture method to the decision: Matterport for intuitive walkthroughs, drone photogrammetry for exterior and terrain context, LiDAR for spatial detail, and repeat capture for progress or condition comparison.
Combine an immersive interior record with exterior context so buyers, owners, estates, and remote reviewers can understand layout before deciding where deeper diligence is needed.
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Bring structures, access, terrain, fields, vegetation, drainage, and other visible site context into one reviewable model for planning and repeat monitoring.
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Connect rooms, roofs, equipment zones, loading areas, visible conditions, and reference points for handoff, maintenance, renovation, or portfolio review.
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Preserve the same site at agreed milestones so remote owners and project teams can revisit visible progress, access, staging, concealed work, and open questions.
Explore progress twins →NEDD can combine Matterport, drone imagery, photogrammetry, LiDAR, thermal documentation, ground photography, maps, and guided remote review around the property and decision.
Example-use disclosure: These are illustrative concept renders, not completed NEDD client projects, survey-grade datasets, architectural records, engineering models, or promises of a specific deliverable. Final appearance, coverage, accuracy, compatibility, hosting, and file formats depend on the property, capture conditions, permissions, selected technology, intended use, and written scope.