Aggregate & Concrete Yards
Know exactly what's in your yard, every month.
Monthly stockpile volumes for ready-mix and aggregate yards, audit-ready cubic yards, tracked over time, from $349/mo. Stockpile software alone runs $500/mo and you still do the measuring; we fly, measure in DroneDeploy, and report for less.
Recurring stockpile surveys built for ready-mix concrete plants, sand-and-gravel pits, and aggregate yards. Same piles, same flight plan, every month, so your material inventory is always current and reconcilable. We keep every survey on file, so you can compare month over month, catch shrinkage, and reconcile booked vs. actual tonnage at close.
This is a real capture, from a real job.
This is how your piles get measured: the drone builds a 3D model of the yard, we outline each pile's base, and the software computes cubic yards from the actual surface, dated, repeatable, and the same method every month, so the history is apples to apples.
Yard inventory that is never stale.
Deliverables, not just pretty pictures.
Per-pile volume report
Cubic-yard volume for every stockpile, by product grade, the number your month-end close and your auditor both trust.
Month-over-month history
Every survey kept on file, so you compare against last month, catch shrinkage, and reconcile booked vs. actual tonnage.
Reconciliation exports
CSV and PDF built to drop into your ERP or accounting, volume, density, and tonnage per product.
Georeferenced yard map
An orthomosaic and surface model of the whole yard for placement, material flow, and space planning.
Choose your program
Pick a package, add extras if you want them, check out. Everything is one-time unless it's marked /mo or /yr.
You'll get it as a per-pile cubic-yard report, a month-over-month history log, an ERP-ready CSV, and a yard orthomosaic, so you know exactly what you're paying for before we ever fly.
The smaller members price = the member rate: what the same job costs once you're on any membership plan.
Questions we get a lot.
How accurate are the volumes?
With RTK positioning and ground control, drone stockpile volumes land within about 1–3% of survey-grade, accurate enough to reconcile against tonnage records and hold up in an audit.
How often should we fly?
Monthly is the sweet spot for most plants; high-turnover yards go weekly. Same piles, same flight plan every time, so the numbers are comparable.
Do you keep our data?
Yes, every survey is archived, so you always have the history to compare against and pull for audits or lenders.