As Tennessee's construction growth continues to surge, from Knoxville to Nashville and beyond project managers take advantage of exciting new technologies in the industry.

Construction management requires the coordination of resources, time, and people, often in several places at once. Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs or drones) are prized for their speed, agility, and cost efficiency and are increasingly being used in the construction industry. Drones allow construction project managers to view and assess their job site situation in real time, providing a clear picture of the overall progress and helping to identify issues early. As an article in Equipment World points out, drones let you see a construction site as though first-hand:

“Job progress documentation is very important and it can do a very good job at that. It can get down close and look at things in detail. We can go up and look at things that are very difficult to get to.”

With construction projects increasing in scope and complexity, it is crucial to obtain a firm grasp and accurate understanding of the big picture. Tennessee construction drones provide for real-time interaction between engineers, managers and workers on site, helping everyone stay on the same page. Keeping shareholders and project managers up-to-date is beneficial to any project and UAVs are an inventive, value-added customer service which provide eyes and ears on the job site, yours and your client’s.

The legalities of drone usage are one of the largest hurdles for the construction industry. When you hire a construction drone pilot from Droners.io, you can be sure that they are legally licensed and have a FAA 333 exemption.