Dallas construction video for general contractors and developers.

What DFW builders and developers get filmed

• Monthly drone progress. Identical waypoints flown every month so owners, lenders and investors see a clean comparison, and the footage becomes a time lapse at close out.
• Ground level progress. Stabilized walkthroughs of each phase for owner meetings and OAC updates.
• Milestone films. Groundbreakings, topping out ceremonies and ribbon cuttings, edited for the owner, local press and LinkedIn.
• Close out films. The project story with the team, the constraints and the finished building. It becomes the centerpiece of your next proposal and your website.
• Safety and training video. Site orientation and procedure videos so every crew member gets the same message.
• Recruiting video. DFW contractors compete for the same skilled labor. Show real crews and real projects.

DFW airspace and Texas drone law

Flying construction sites in Dallas is legal and routine when it is done properly:

• Class B airspace. DFW International and Dallas Love Field put much of the core metroplex under Class B airspace. Flights need LAANC authorization at the approved altitude for the exact site.
• Other airports. Addison, Fort Worth Meacham, Alliance and others shape what is possible in their areas.
• Texas Government Code Chapter 423. Texas restricts some drone imaging of private property. Construction documentation for the owner is a common permitted purpose, and we plan flight paths to avoid capturing neighboring property unnecessarily.
• The plan. We confirm airspace, file authorization and fly the same approved plan each month. See our Dallas drone videographer guide for more.

Jobsite realities we plan around

• Weather. North Texas storms, wind and summer heat move schedules. Every monthly flight has a backup date so the comparison stays on schedule.
• Site safety. Our crew arrives with hard hats, vests, safety glasses and boots, completes your orientation and follows your superintendent.
• Insurance. Certificates of insurance naming the general contractor or owner are provided before the first visit.
• Confidentiality. Owner and lender footage stays private unless you approve public use.

What it costs

Most DFW construction clients choose a fixed monthly drone and progress package for the length of the project, plus milestone and close out films. Real ranges are in our DFW video production cost guide, and every project gets a fixed written quote within 48 hours.

Dallas construction video FAQ

Can you fly a drone over a construction site in Dallas?

Yes, in most of the metroplex, with authorization. Much of Dallas sits under DFW International and Love Field Class B airspace, so flights need LAANC approval for the exact site and altitude. We handle that before every flight.

How often should a Dallas construction site be filmed?

Monthly is standard for commercial projects, flown on the same path so every month lines up. Faster schedules or key phases can justify every two weeks.

Does Texas law restrict construction drone footage?

Texas Government Code Chapter 423 limits some drone imaging of private property. Documenting a construction project for its owner is a common permitted use, and we plan flights to avoid unnecessary footage of neighboring property.

Do you film in Fort Worth and the suburbs too?

Yes. We film construction across Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Irving, Arlington and Denton.

How do I get a quote?

Book a 30 minute call at meetings-na2.hubspot.com/charles-andrulis or email charles@pictureperfectvideo.com for a fixed quote within 48 hours.

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