Pre-construction survey and terrain, construction monitoring, and full-array thermal and electroluminescence inspection with module-level defect location.
Beta access for select clientsEach one has its own page with the full detail.
Plan, build and operate against the same spatial record, so the as-built is a byproduct of the work, not a separate project.
Terrain capture before earthwork commits you to a number. Grading volumes, drainage paths and racking layout off measured ground.
Repeat flights through the build. Installed rows counted against the plan set, deviations flagged while they are still cheap.
Full-array thermal and electroluminescence, every string not a sample, with module-level defect location.
At a thousand acres, walking the array is not a plan. A two-person crew with a clipboard covers a fraction of a percent of the modules in a day, and whatever they do not reach is assumed healthy. Most utility-scale underperformance is not a mystery, it is unmeasured.
Grading, drainage and slope decide pile depth, tracker row geometry and how much earthwork the project carries. Getting it from imagery is how budgets move after financial close.
A string out at 2% loss is invisible in monthly production data and obvious in a thermal orthomosaic. Across a year it is real revenue.
Module defects are recoverable while the warranty is live and yours forever after. A commissioning baseline is what makes a claim provable.
Boundary and topographic survey of the site, with LiDAR-derived terrain where the ground warrants it. Slope, drainage and access captured for the civil design rather than estimated. Detail on the land surveying page.
Periodic aerial capture across the build, so progress, pile placement and tracker alignment are measured against the design instead of reported against it.
Full-array aerial thermal and electroluminescence at energisation. Every module inspected, not a sample. This is the document that makes a warranty claim provable, and the point at which defects are still the EPC's to fix.
Recurring thermal and electroluminescence sweeps with module-level defect classification and location, so O&M gets a work order rather than a heat map. More on inspection.
The discipline that makes a 1,800 square foot roof survey repeatable is the same one that makes a 40-acre field repeatable: the capture is a fixed spec, so the failure mode is not a bad image but a missing measurement, and a spec removes it. Nationwide, across more than 50,000 surveys and seven years.
Bring an array that is underperforming and we will tell you what a full sweep would show.
Book a 15-min callIn-person site surveys, engineering and inspection for residential, C&I and utility-scale solar, delivered as live data.