North Dakota is located in the Upper Midwestern portion of the United States. It is a Great Plains state with unique beauty and landscape. Canada borders the state to the north. North Dakota has had one of the country's best economies for the past five years. Its 4.7% annual job growth is twice as high as any other state, with income growth at 3.6% and 8.6% annual gross state product growth since 2009. All of this means that construction and renovation are booming in North Dakota. The word is getting out that this state is growing fast and has many exciting new construction projects. Your construction company can gain an advantage over the competition by utilizing North Dakota Construction Drones.

Drones or UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) offer innovative advantages to various industries. They quickly becoming indispensable tools in agriculture, wildlife monitoring, real-estate and construction. When taking a closer look at using drones on the construction site some clear advantages stand out including:

• Aerial Construction Surveying: Drones can fly in almost any environment, they can fly at various heights and are very maneuverable. This means that they can capture high-resolution footage with more precision than ever before. The footage can be used to survey the site, plan and map the project, assess dimensions and plan access points. While helicopters were traditionally used for surveying large projects drones have taken over, saving company's money and time.


• UAV Construction Monitoring: UAV video and photographs are used to help monitor the construction project. You can ensure that projects are being completed on schedule and that quality standards are being maintained. Safety is always an important factor and being able to get real-time footage of the site will help keep everyone safe.


• Marketing: There is no better marketing tool than being able to show prospective clients high-quality, professional video of past projects. Your project can be documented from planning to completion showcasing your company's superior work.


• Unconventional Uses: Drones even have some more unconventional uses. Sometimes they can be specially outfitted to transport materials across the work site. They can also help keep the job site secure by monitoring for trespassing and deterring theft.