Architects + designers
Existing drawings are incomplete, old, or too sparse to design from.
Interior point clouds and visual context for existing-condition workflows.Measured reality · Decision-ready outputs
Turn real places into usable project intelligence.
High-resolution interior LiDAR and RTK drone capture for architects, builders, facility teams, and project partners working across Hawaiʻi.
See pricing ranges and repeat-visit costsSimple scopes to complex engagements$1,750 starting point · up to $20,000
Selected point / 01
Design from current conditions
Pain pointLegacy drawings are incomplete, outdated, or too sparse to trust for renovation decisions.
What the point cloud changesA registered point cloud gives the design team a dense visual record of visible roof lines, openings, structure, and existing geometry.
Interior SLAMPoint cloudsRTK aerial captureConstruction recordsCAD/BIM-ready captureStatewide mobilization
Built for project teams / 01
The evidence gap shows up differently for every role.
The value is not the scanner or drone by itself. It is getting the right field record to the people making the next decision.
Property managers + owners
Once walls and ceilings close, the visible placement of piping, electrical, and mechanical systems disappears.
A before-concealment point cloud preserves installation context for maintenance, renovation, and owner records.Facilities teams
Remote stakeholders keep returning to the property for basic field questions.
A dense, organized spatial reference for planning and coordination.Licensed professionals
A project needs capture capacity while regulated conclusions stay under professional control.
Clearly scoped field-data subcontracting and documented limitations.Capture systems / 02
Technical field capture for consequential decisions.
This is not commodity drone photography. Every engagement is built around a spatial problem that ordinary photos, tapes, and walkthroughs cannot solve efficiently.
Interior 3D Laser Scanning
Rapid mobile LiDAR capture for renovation planning, facility records, MEP coordination, and hard-to-document building geometry.
View capture productExisting-Conditions Point Clouds
Registered, organized spatial records that help project teams examine visible existing conditions without repeated field visits.
View capture productRTK Drone Site Documentation
Georeferenced aerial imagery and site visualization for planning, construction records, quantity conversations, and team coordination.
View capture productBefore-Concealment + Milestone Capture
Preserve the visible placement of piping, electrical, mechanical systems, penetrations, and framing before walls and ceilings close.
View capture productProject fit register / 02
Start with the field problem.
Choose the condition, decision, and island. The register will point you toward the most useful capture product before you send a scope.
Why teams call / 03
The site changed. The drawings did not.
Reduce return visits
Capture the visible site once, then let project teams revisit spatial conditions from the office.
Expose coordination risk
Give designers and builders a denser record of existing geometry before decisions become expensive.
Preserve what will disappear
Record visible piping, electrical, mechanical systems, and penetrations before walls and ceilings close.
The deliverable / 04
A field record your team can actually use.
Scope determines the output. A typical package may include a registered point cloud, visual review media, RTK-referenced site imagery, a capture summary, and agreed file formats for your downstream workflow.
- Clear coverage and exclusion notes
- Files organized around the project handoff
- Coordinate reference and limitations documented
- Optional CAD/BIM partner coordination
Scope questions / 05
Know what the data can do, and what it cannot.
Clear limitations are part of a useful deliverable. These are the questions project teams usually need answered first.
01Is this a licensed land survey?
No. Hawaii Site Intelligence provides planning, documentation, and reality-capture products. Boundary, elevation certification, and other regulated conclusions require the appropriate licensed professional.
02What does a typical project include?
Scope may include a registered point cloud, visual review media, RTK-referenced site imagery, a capture summary, coverage notes, coordinate-reference notes, and agreed handoff formats.
03Can you work with our architect, surveyor, or BIM team?
Yes. Capture can be scoped around a downstream professional workflow, with file format, reference system, coverage, and responsibility confirmed before field work.
04Do you serve neighbor islands?
Yes. The business is based on Oʻahu and mobilizes to scoped projects throughout Hawaiʻi. Travel and access are considered in the proposal.
05How accurate is the capture?
Interior and ground-level capture uses a SHARE SLAM S20 LiDAR scanner. SHARE states better than 1 cm (0.4 in) relative accuracy, better than 5 cm (2 in) absolute accuracy, point-cloud thickness within 1 cm, and built-in RTK accuracy of 0.8 cm + 1 ppm horizontal and 1.5 cm + 1 ppm vertical. Aerial capture uses a DJI Phantom 4 RTK. DJI states RTK positioning accuracy of 1 cm + 1 ppm horizontal and 1.5 cm + 1 ppm vertical (RMS), and roughly 5 cm (2 in) absolute accuracy for photogrammetric models under its stated conditions. These are manufacturer specifications, not a licensed survey certification or a guarantee that every finished point will fall within those tolerances. Each proposal states the target deliverable tolerance and control method.
06What does a project cost?
Projects start at $1,750 only for the smallest, simplest engagements: an uncomplicated property, easy access, limited coverage, standard deliverables, and normal turnaround. Larger or more complex properties, difficult access, neighbor-island travel, combined interior and RTK drone capture, specialized outputs, extensive processing, or expedited schedules increase the price. Complex engagements can reach $20,000. Requesting a quote is free, and the full scope and price are agreed before work begins.
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Oʻahu-based · Neighbor-island mobilization available