Service · Real estate
Aerial photos and video that show a listing’s lot, setting and surroundings, edited and sized for MLS, websites and social media.
Ground photos show the kitchen. Aerials show everything around it: the size and shape of the lot, the roofline and yard together, and what’s close by, from water and open space to trails and the roads around it.
We plan each listing shoot around the light, the airspace and your listing date. Then we deliver edited photos and video, sized for the MLS, your website and social media.
Exact formats and quantities are listed in your quote.
Available on request. Ask for any of these in your quote request.
From your first message to your final files.
WP 01
Share the address, the property type, your listing date and anything you want featured: a pool, a view, a big backyard, a short walk to the water.
WP 02
We look up the airspace, any flight restrictions and the time of day that puts good light on the front of the home. If the address needs FAA authorization, we request it before the shoot.
WP 03
On site, we check for hazards, choose a safe takeoff spot with the owner’s permission and fly a planned set of angles. We frame the shots around your property and avoid lingering over neighbors’ homes.
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We edit for color, exposure and straight horizons, size the files for the MLS and the web, and send a private download link.
Every job is quoted individually. The main factors:
No one can promise that. What aerials do reliably is show what ground photos can’t: the lot, the setting, nearby features and how the home sits on the land. When the land or the location is a selling point, that context can be the most useful part of the listing.
Listing photos are made for exactly that. Your quote spells out how the files may be used, so tell us everywhere you plan to use them (MLS, website, social media, print) and whether the seller or another agent will need them later.
Not usually for exterior aerials. We do need permission to take off and land on the property, access through any gates, and for the occupants to know we’re coming. If you want particular shots, tell us before shoot day.
Often, yes. Near many airports we need FAA authorization first, which we request before the shoot, and some locations can’t be flown. An HOA doesn’t control the airspace, but it can set rules for taking off and landing on common areas, so tell us about any HOA rules you know of.
It depends on which way the front of the home faces. We usually aim to have the sun behind the camera for the main view, and we’ll suggest a time window when we confirm your date.
Still wondering about something?
Email drew@drewsdrone.services and you’ll hear back from Drew directly.
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