Construction photo documentation by location

Reviewers can only use construction photos if they can find the room. Documenting by location — not by week, trade, or camera roll — is the difference between a photo dump and a record the job can stand on. That is location-based photo documentation on a construction drawing.

Folders named after the week fail later

“Week 12” tells you when. It does not tell you which elevation, which unit, or which punch item. Months later, a callback or a dispute still needs the room. Construction photo documentation by location keeps that answer on the drawing.

What location-based documentation looks like

• The floor plan or elevation is the index.
• Waypoints mark rooms, zones, and elevations.
• Progress photos, punch photos, and notes attach at those pins.
• The exported photo report carries the spatial trail.

That is plan-based photo documentation. FotoLedger is the field tool for it: spatial documentation with waypoints, then a client-ready PDF.

Product landing: construction photo documentation. Category: floor plan photo documentation.