Keep a visual reference.
Record the visible framing, routes and room layout before surfaces are covered. Return to that view later when a photo alone does not show enough context.
Austin & Central Texas Matterport for builders
Construction 3D Tours.
Give owners and project teams a way to walk the site remotely, follow progress and revisit visible details from each captured stage.
A record of the work
3D tours for Austin builders.
A construction scan gives owners and project teams a walkable view of the site at a specific milestone. See how rooms connect, what work was visible and where progress stood at the time of capture, even when someone cannot visit in person.
Plan one visit or several as the build moves forward. Share the tours for project updates and return to visible details later. Tell us the stage, spaces and people who need the view, and we will scope the capture.
1844 Monopoly Path in progress.
Real projects / real walkthroughs
Go inside the work.
Explore six real scans, from active construction sites to one home revisited after completion. Select any property to walk through it.
These examples show captured site conditions at specific moments. Tour contents and future scan stages are planned with each project.
Step inside the work
A job site you can walk through.
628 Whiskey Trail
Open tour in a new tab Explore a real construction-stage scan, room by room.
What the scans can do
A view with a purpose.
Bring people up to speed.
Give an owner, collaborator or remote teammate a way to move through the captured space and see how far work has progressed at that visit.
Follow the changes.
Separate visits at chosen stages give the team a set of views to compare, discuss and revisit as the build progresses.
MONOPOLY PATH BEFORE & AFTERScroll to reveal
Before the walls close
The work
behind the finish.
Drag to explore the construction view, then scroll to see the completed room.Scroll to compare the construction and finished photos.
After completion
One address.
The whole story.
This matched view is one example of a staged capture. We can plan visits around the milestones that matter to your project.
Plan your scansOpening the paired viewpoints…
Planning the visits
From job site to shareable tour.
Construction moves quickly. A useful scan starts with knowing what you want to preserve and when we can safely access it.
01
Choose the milestone.
Send the address, approximate square footage, build stage and the areas you want covered. For a before-drywall record, reach out while the relevant work is still visible.
02
Prepare the site.
We confirm a safe access window and a clear route through the spaces. Let us know about restricted rooms, active trades and any timing that matters to the capture.
03
Share and return.
Use the resulting Matterport tour as a visual reference. If a second stage or completed-home tour is planned, we coordinate that visit as a separate capture.
A tour shows visible conditions at the time of capture. It is not a substitute for inspections, architectural plans or measured as-built documentation.
The practical details
Questions builders ask.
Tell us the build stage, who needs access to the tour and what you want it to show. We will help determine the right visit.
Talk through a projectWhen should we schedule a construction scan?
Contact us before the work you want to document is concealed. Framing and rough-in are common points of interest, but the best visit depends on the project and your purpose. We confirm site access and timing with you.
Can we scan the same project again after completion?
Yes. We can plan a separate finished-home Matterport tour, like the Monopoly Path example above. Each visit captures the visible state of the project at that time.
What do you need for a quote?
Send the address, approximate square footage, current build stage, spaces to include and any dates or return visits you have in mind. We will scope the capture and share a project-specific quote.
Is a Matterport scan an as-built survey?
No. These tours are visual walkthroughs. They can help your team revisit what was visible, but they do not replace inspections, drawings or survey-grade measurements.
Ready for the next milestone?
Show the work.
Keep the story.
Tell us what is being built, where it is in the schedule and which spaces matter. We will help plan the scan visits around your project.