For effortless Construction Photo Documentation, Timemark automatically collects your team’s site photos, organizes them by project, and makes sharing instant. Deliver faster, save time, and reduce risks.
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Construction Photo Documentation is the best defense: 70% of disputes start from missing records, costing U.S. businesses $42.8 million on average. Don’t let messy site photos or project video gaps hurt your business!
Pay for Mistakes
Unorganized site photos let others pass the buck. You end up covering their errors with your money.
Safety Fines
Without time-stamped docs, safety audits turn into big fines that eat away your hard-earned profits.
Delayed Handovers
Messy docs slow you down, make clients angry, and push future jobs straight to your competitors.
Auto-Organize Site Photos
Organize your site photos by project, member, and date with Timemark. The software separates work from personal photos and supports 360° and video files, making retrieval effortless.
All Key Features in One Tool
Capture site photos, track project progress, share with stakeholders, and create reports. Timemark combines all these in one app, fitting your workflow and saving time switching between platforms.
Trusted Time & Location
Timemark adds automatic timestamps and geotags to every photo. This gives you reliable evidence for disputes, payments, or audits, so your work has solid proof.
Use Timemark for Construction Photo Documentation—the best tool to capture project milestones with site photos, from framing to concrete pours. Auto-sorted by date and project, your visual timeline can be shared with owners or GC to prove progress and accelerate payments.
Use Timemark for Construction Photo Documentation—the best tool to snap site photos of safety compliance, including workers in PPE. Timestamps and geotags give credible evidence for audits or accidents, while your team can securely share and track safety practices.
Use Timemark for Construction Photo Documentation—the best tool to capture and organize site photos. Time-stamped project images help defend against claims like poor craftsmanship, proving your case and speeding up dispute resolution while saving money.
Timemark’s Construction Photo Documentation software is the best way for subcontractors to snap site photos of completed tasks and share them instantly with GC to prove payment. It keeps all project photos in one place, so you don’t juggle multiple apps, helping you avoid arguments and get paid faster.
"Timemark auto-sorts our jobsite photos by project—no more digging through emails. It saved me 3 hours a week on reports, and the time stamps win us disputes."
– Mike Johnson, General Contractor
"Timemark’s map view shows where photos were taken—critical for utility jobs. Exporting PDF reports cuts client delivery time in half."
– Lisa Thompson, Field Service Team Lead
"I show GCs completed work via Timemark links. They see photos fast. The app separates work/personal pics, so I never mix them up again."
– Sarah Miller, Subcontractor
"I used to spend hours organizing photos. Now Timemark does it—plus, geotags prove we followed safety rules during audits."
– David Wilson, Construction Superintendent
"Our team uses Timemark’s mobile app to snap hidden work shots. Auto-organizing by member lets me check progress without site visits."
– John Peterson, Project Manager
"Timemark gives us enterprise-level docs at our budget. Sharing photos with clients boosted our reputation—we got 2 repeat jobs!"
– Emily Davis, Small Business Contractor
Privacy and safety matter for your construction and site photos. Timemark’s construction photo documentation is the best way to securely store every shot, each with GPS and date stamps for clear context. Once uploaded, photos stay as-is—no edits allowed! This ensures trustworthy records for legal or compliance-sensitive projects, including videos and 360° content.
Join for free today to auto-sort photos by project, share with stakeholders easily, and turn messy shots into professional docs just in 2 minutes.
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