Aerial • Property • Building • Subsurface

Capture. Understand. Decide.

Choose one coordinated partner for premium property media, immersive tours, aerial data, thermal documentation, construction records, remote check-ins, and report-ready deliverables.

Premium aerial commercial property documentation showing roofs, HVAC, parking, access, and drainage context
Representative service visual. Final capture plan and deliverables depend on the property, access, weather, and project scope.
Commercial property intelligenceGive owners, managers, lenders, and contractors a current visual record for maintenance, budgeting, and coordination.
  • Clear written scope
  • Organized final files
  • Human-reviewed record
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Proven field experience

Experience behind the deliverable.

NEDD has worked with national clients and government organizations at the state and local levels, capturing organized aerial and field data for property, concrete, and infrastructure decisions. That includes data capture supporting SlabWorx concrete assessments and AssetGuard infrastructure monitoring.

Bring the same disciplined capture-to-record workflow to your property, facility, concrete, or infrastructure decision.

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Remote property oversight

Stay informed across distance, weather, projects, and vendor work.

Build a repeatable visual record for owners who cannot be on site every time conditions change or decisions are due.

Remote Site Check-Ins

Scheduled remote site check-ins with photos, drone imagery, video, Matterport, issue notes, and comparison records for New England properties and projects.

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Absentee Owner Property Monitoring

Absentee-owner property monitoring with scheduled visual check-ins, drone overviews, Matterport records, vendor verification, and storm documentation in Vermont and New Hampshire.

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Seasonal & Second-Home Checks

Seasonal and second-home property checks with visual documentation, drone overviews, opening and closing records, and weather-triggered follow-up across Vermont and New Hampshire.

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Storm Event Property Checks

Post-storm remote property checks with drone and ground imagery, damage records, access documentation, and owner-ready reports for Vermont and New Hampshire properties.

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Vacant Property Monitoring

Vacant-property visual monitoring with scheduled check-ins, drone overviews, access and exterior records, vendor documentation, and escalation notes across New England.

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Vendor & Repair Verification

Remote vendor and repair verification using before, progress, and after imagery, drone views, Matterport records, issue lists, and owner-ready documentation in New England.

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Remote Construction Progress Check-Ins

Remote construction progress check-ins with drone imagery, guided video, Matterport records, milestone comparisons, and owner-ready updates across Vermont and New Hampshire.

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Roof & Facade Remote Review

Remote roof and facade review with high-resolution drone imagery, optional thermal capture, annotated condition records, and contractor coordination for New England properties.

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Pre-purchase, estates & portfolios

Support high-value property decisions with broader context.

Help buyers, estates, family offices, lenders, investors, landowners, and property teams understand large or distributed assets before the next commitment.

One scope. The right capture mix.

Tell us what needs to sell, show, prove, map, inspect, or preserve.

We will match the property, decision, deadline, and deliverables to the right combination of drone, Matterport, thermal, spatial, building, or subsurface services.

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Vermont aerial mapping

A clearer path for drone-survey and mapping requests.

Choose aerial mapping and site records for planning, land, construction, commercial property, municipal assets, and recurring comparison—without implying a licensed boundary survey.

Representative 3D twin examples

See what a decision-ready digital property record can look like.

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.

Illustrative residential estate digital twin with a navigable dollhouse cutaway and surrounding property context
Residential + estates

Room-to-roof property twin

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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Illustrative drone-derived three-dimensional terrain model of a large New England rural property
Land + large properties

Aerial terrain and site twin

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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Illustrative commercial facility digital twin combining a building cutaway with LiDAR-style point-cloud context
Commercial + facilities

Facility and asset twin

Connect rooms, roofs, equipment zones, loading areas, visible conditions, and reference points for handoff, maintenance, renovation, or portfolio review.

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Illustrative construction digital twin showing coordinated early and later building milestones
Construction + progress

Milestone comparison twin

Preserve the same site at agreed milestones so remote owners and project teams can revisit visible progress, access, staging, concealed work, and open questions.

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Built for the way your team reviews property

Scope the useful record first—then select the capture stack.

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.