Drone mapping · Sioux Falls, SD
Precise, measurable aerial data for earthwork and construction teams.
Falls Precision Mapping delivers orthomosaics, stockpile and cut/fill volumes, and progress documentation, so you can verify quantities and track your site faster and at lower cost than traditional methods.
Why drone data
Accurate, fast, and cost-effective site information
Measure the whole site, not just a handful of points, and get results back while they still matter.
Accuracy
Millions of measured points across the entire surface, tied to ground control and delivered in your project coordinate system.
Speed
Large sites are flown in a fraction of the time it takes to walk them, and processed results are delivered quickly enough to act on. Turnaround: [PLACEHOLDER: typical turnaround time].
Cost savings
Fewer crew hours on the ground, more frequent quantity checks, and fewer surprises at pay-app and closeout time.
Services
What we deliver
Construction Progress Mapping
Scheduled flights that capture a georeferenced record of the whole site, so owners, PMs, and superintendents see the same picture.
Learn more →Orthomosaics & Site Mapping
Measurable, map-accurate aerial images of your site for planning, layout checks, and coordination with your design team.
Learn more →Stockpile & Earthwork Volumes (Cut/Fill)
Fast, repeatable stockpile inventories and cut/fill quantities, without putting a crew on the pile or on the grade.
Learn more →Aerial Inspections
Close-up aerial photo and video of roofs, structures, and hard-to-reach areas, without lifts, ladders, or scaffolding.
Learn more →Who we work with
Built for the people who move dirt and build sites
- Earthwork & site-development contractors: cut/fill tracking, stockpile counts, and pay-quantity backup.
- General contractors: weekly progress maps for owner reporting and coordination.
- Engineers & surveyors: orthomosaics, surfaces, and point clouds to support design and as-builts.
- Developers & owners: a clear, dated visual record of progress on every phase.
Placeholder How it works
From flight to deliverable
Scope
We review your site, schedule, deliverables, and coordinate system.
Plan & fly
Flights are planned for airspace, safety, and accuracy, then flown on site.
Process
Imagery is processed into maps, surfaces, and volume reports.
Deliver
You get files and reports in the formats your team already uses.
From the blog
Insights for construction teams
How Drone Stockpile Volumes Compare to Traditional Surveys
A practical look at how drone photogrammetry measures stockpiles and earthwork, how it differs from GPS rover and total-station methods, and when each makes sense.
November 6, 2026What a Weekly Progress Orthomosaic Gives a General Contractor
Why a consistent, dated aerial map of your site each week is useful for owner reporting, coordination, pay applications, and protecting your team when questions come up later.
Have a site that needs measuring?
Tell us about the project and we will put together a quote and flight plan.