A residential construction camera from groundwork to handover
Housing is sold long before it is finished. A camera on the site gives you one dated, honest record of the build — for the people buying it, funding it and eventually living in it.
Everyone in a housing project waits for the same picture
A residential development is followed by more people than almost any other site, and hardly any of them may walk on it. The buyer who reserved eighteen months ago, the investor watching money turn into structure, the future homeowners' association — all of them want the same picture.
Normally those questions land on one project manager, one email at a time. A fixed camera answers them from one place: a photo every ten minutes, filed on a timeline anyone you invite can read for themselves.
Progress your sales team can actually use
The series that documents the build is also the most credible marketing material a housing project has — dated, continuous and obviously not staged.
Put a share link in the buyer newsletter, or embed the project view on the development's website. The link can carry a password while the project is off-market.
- A 4K photo every 10 minutes over the camera's own 4G
- A timeline you can wind back to any date and hour
- Share links with an optional password, embeddable on your website
- Archive downloads for newsletters and investor updates
Handover, snagging and the questions that come later
Residential work is handed over unit by unit and discussed for years afterwards. Where a riser ran, when the screed went down, what the balcony looked like before the railing arrived — it all becomes a question once people move in.
Because the record is continuous and timestamped, the answer is a date rather than a memory. Drone sessions and 360 degree site walks sit on the same timeline, and site photography stays available for 30 days after the contract ends.
One development, several buildings, one portal
An estate built in stages is still one thing to sell. Each site is its own project, and access is granted per project: your team, the contractor, the investor, the board, the sales agency.
Pricing follows the same logic: per project, by the number of cameras and how long the build runs.
What you get with CONCAM
- A dated, continuous record from groundwork to handover
- 4K photos every 10 minutes — no site internet needed
- A timeline buyers, investors and the board read themselves
- Share links with an optional password for your own website
- Drone sessions and 360 degree site walks on one timeline
- Downloadable archives for handover files and investor updates
- Encrypted, EU-only storage, aligned with GDPR
Frequently asked questions
Show your buyers the building going up
Tell us how many buildings you are putting up and how long the build runs. We will come back with a camera plan and a project price.
Get in touchConstruction site camera
One weatherproof 4K camera on the scaffolding, a photograph every ten minutes, and a complete visual record of the project that anyone you invite can open in a browser.
Learn moreConstruction webcam
Buyers, investors and neighbours all want to see the site. Giving them a page to look at is straightforward — and it works better as a recent photograph than as a live stream.
Learn moreTime-lapse photo series
From the first excavator to handover, a photograph every ten minutes, filed in order. Stop anywhere in the build and look at the site as it was that hour.
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