Document roofs, facades and grounds with aerial imagery, 360° capture and a shared property record. Asteon supports owners and facilities teams across the United States.
Document accessible interiors and exteriors with 360° capture and laser scanning.
Drone imagery gives property teams a clear view of roofs, building elevations and surrounding areas.
Keep ground scans, aerial maps and inspection findings organized by property.
Bring aerial views, capture history and inspection findings into the same conversation.
Review the building and grounds from multiple perspectives. Aerial photogrammetry brings roof geometry, rooftop equipment and the site layout into one spatial record for planning discussions.
Discuss your projectCompare the same property across capture dates. Review completed repairs, changing site conditions and maintenance priorities with a dated visual reference.
Discuss your projectKeep scans and imagery together so owners, asset managers and vendors can review the same locations. Share the visual context needed to scope work and discuss findings.
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Thermal imagery highlights surface temperature patterns that may be consistent with retained moisture or insulation concerns. Use the observations to guide on-site confirmation before specifying repairs.
Discuss your projectWhat teams ask before their first capture.
Talk to our teamAsteon supports owners and operators of commercial buildings and multi-site portfolios. The capture scope can cover roofs, facades, grounds and accessible interiors, depending on the property and inspection objective.
Yes. We coordinate commercial property capture across the United States. Share the locations, property types and access requirements so we can confirm a practical plan for your portfolio.
Deliverables are agreed before capture and may include aerial imagery, 3D property models, 360° scans, thermal observations and an organized visual record. Tell us which decisions or maintenance scopes the data needs to support.
Visible imagery can document surface conditions, while thermal screening can locate temperature patterns consistent with retained moisture. Follow-up moisture testing or a qualified roof assessment may be needed to confirm the cause.
Yes. Repeat capture creates a dated record for reviewing visible conditions and completed work. Consistent views and capture methods make comparisons more useful.
We coordinate access and timing with the property team, considering occupants, site activity, airspace and weather. Requirements are confirmed before the visit.
Your team can review and share the site record in a browser. Any specific export formats or integration requirements should be included in the scope.
Send the property addresses, approximate area or building count, inspection objective and preferred timing. Include access restrictions, existing plans and the deliverables you need.
