Keep the work area recognizable

A close-up needs a wider view. Photograph the floor, zone, or asset first, then the detail. Add a short work reference so someone reviewing the record later can find the same area.

Capture the stages that matter

Build a repeatable photo routine around the job. Record visible installation details before they are covered, then return to a similar viewpoint for progress updates.

  • Before: work area and initial condition.
  • During: installation details and items needing attention.
  • After: finished work and any remaining action.

Give crews a shared photo format

Use Timeprint watermarks for time and location, with notes for the project, floor, and work stage. Choose a layout that keeps the detail visible and share the template with teammates.

Prepare the handover as work progresses

Keep the relevant photos in the project’s TeamSpace record. Select a clear sequence for sharing or a PDF report, and identify outstanding items separately from completed work.