Construction and commercial site documentation.

Every standard commercial visit produces a complete deliverable package: a Matterport digital twin, a narrated video walkthrough, a conditions report with findings prioritised into P1, P2, and P3, an equipment and asset schedule where relevant, a labeled photo storyboard, and ScopeWalk platform access. The visit is scoped around your brief — what your team needs to decide — and the deliverables are structured so your consultants and contractors can work directly from them without needing to return to site.

Most standard commercial visits take between four and eight hours on site, depending on the size and complexity of the space. Larger facilities or multi-floor buildings may require a full day or, in some cases, two days. We scope the visit duration during the brief and confirm it before we arrive, so there are no surprises for the building management or your team. The capture process is non-disruptive and can work around active operations where needed.

The standard turnaround is three to five business days from the date of the site visit. All deliverables — the digital twin, the conditions report, the equipment schedule, the narrated walkthrough, and the labeled photo storyboard — are delivered simultaneously through your ScopeWalk portal. For time-critical projects, expedited delivery is available by arrangement. Once delivered, all materials are permanently accessible through ScopeWalk.

Above-ceiling capture involves opening ceiling tiles to document the void space above — services runs, structural elements, existing penetrations, conditions, and connections. This is essential for fit-out and renovation projects where the design depends on what's above the visible ceiling. Most standard surveys stop at ceiling height, which means the most expensive surprises during construction are the ones nobody documented. We include above-ceiling capture as part of our standard commercial visit.

An equipment schedule is a complete inventory of all installed equipment — documented by location, make, model, condition, and services connections. For commercial kitchens, plant rooms, and specialist facilities, this gives your procurement team, designers, and contractors the information they need to specify replacements, plan fit-outs, or manage assets without a return visit. The schedule is formatted for practical use, not as a raw data dump.

Yes. Alturascope operates across all fifty US states and every Canadian province under a national travel model. Travel costs are included in all project pricing — they are not added as a separate line item. For projects in the United Kingdom, our dedicated UK operation covers England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Whether you have one site or fifty, you brief us once and receive the same standard of work regardless of where the building is.

ScopeWalk is Alturascope's proprietary delivery and access platform. Every deliverable — digital twin, conditions report, equipment schedule, narrated walkthrough, labeled photo storyboard — is structured and labeled within the same portal. Your team can access any project at any time. For multi-site programmes, you can compare any two properties side by side. ScopeWalk is not an add-on — it is how every Alturascope project is delivered.

A standard Matterport scan produces a navigable 3D model of the visible space — which is useful but incomplete for construction and project decision-making. Alturascope builds a complete documentation package around the scan: above-ceiling capture, a structured conditions report, an equipment schedule, a narrated walkthrough, and a labeled photo storyboard. Everything is delivered through ScopeWalk with consistent structure and labeling. The difference is between a scan and a complete project record.

For rollout programmes, we establish the deliverable standard once — during the initial brief — and apply it consistently across every site in the programme. Every location produces the same package in the same format through ScopeWalk. We coordinate access, travel, and scheduling nationally, with programme pricing that includes travel rather than adding it per visit. Your team learns the format once and uses it across the entire programme.

Yes. For programmes running across multiple states or provinces, we can mobilise across locations in parallel rather than sequentially. This compresses pre-construction timelines significantly for operators who need multiple sites documented within a tight window. We coordinate all logistics centrally and deliver all sites through a single ScopeWalk programme portal.