Construction in Vermont has some interesting challenges in store for the unwary, from wet spring weather delaying the beginning of a build to early snow complicating your finish work. That puts construction professionals in a time crunch, often enough--and one way to get ahead of the weather is adding Vermont construction drones and their pilots to your arsenal.

Whether you're in Brattleboro or Burlington, Brighton or Bennington, or any place in between, hiring a licensed, legal construction drone pilot to survey your job site before beginning makes your life easier. Having them available regularly throughout the project can save you even more time, as well as money.

• Site surveys: Super cost-efficient surveys, with one drone covering the entire space, inch by inch, taking high-definition still photos and high-def video, mean you can go back to that footage anytime throughout the project.
  
• Site safety monitoring: An unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), flown by a talented pilot with construction experience, can save time and save injuries. Videography of work in progress gives you the ability to remedy any possible safety violation before injuries happen to slow the work.
  
• Site inspections: A construction drone pilot can get you footage of whether a concrete pour was flawed or successful, visual inspection of welds even in hard-to-reach spots, and high-definition finish inspections, as well as everything else that you need.