
DRONE MAPPING FOR WALSH CONSTRUCTION
Watching the New Louisville VA Hospital Rise
40 acres. 24 months. One measurable orthomosaic map at a time, from the summer of 2024 to today.
Since the summer of 2024, our team has flown the new Louisville VA Medical Center site every month for Walsh Construction, turning each flight into a single measurable orthomosaic map of the entire 40-acre project. Stack those maps side by side and you can watch a hospital campus rise out of the dirt – foundations, steel, roofs, roads, and finally landscaping.
One flight, one map, the whole site
Each map below is stitched from hundreds of overlapping aerial photos captured in a single morning. The result is not just a pretty picture: superintendents measure distances on it, planners mark laydown areas and crane paths on it, and owners get a dated record of exactly where the project stood.





Why builders order maps monthly
- A dated, zoomable record of the whole site for owners and project teams
- Laydown, staging, and access planning on a current image instead of an old satellite view
- Quick distance and area checks without sending anyone into an active work zone
- Fewer misunderstandings: everyone marks up the same picture
We fly FAA Part 107 certified and fully insured, and we deliver each map within days of the flight. Our mapping deliverables are visual planning and documentation tools, not boundary or legal land surveys, which must be prepared by a Kentucky licensed professional land surveyor.

Need monthly maps on your project?
One flight is usually enough to show your team what they have been missing.


