Add-on service
Drone Photography for Real Estate Listings
Aerial photos that show what ground-level shots can't: lot size, setting, proximity to water, parks and transit.
Our work · SurreyBuyers want to know what surrounds a home before they book a showing. Drone photography answers that in one frame: the size and shape of the lot, the backyard, the view corridor, and how close the property sits to a beach, park, school or SkyTrain line.
Drone Photography is a flat-rate add-on, so it's booked together with photography or a package. Because every flight in Canada has to follow Transport Canada's drone rules — and parts of Metro Vancouver sit in controlled airspace around YVR and other airports — aerial work depends on location and weather, and some sites need extra lead time.
What you receive
- Edited aerial still photos of the property and its surroundings
- Angles chosen to show lot lines, setting and nearby amenities
- Delivered with the rest of the listing media
Best for
- Detached homes on larger or unusual lots
- Acreages, waterfront and view properties
- Homes near parks, beaches, golf courses or transit worth showing
- New or large townhome complexes where site layout matters
When aerials are worth adding
Drone photos pay off when the setting sells the home: a Maple Ridge acreage, a White Rock property a block from the promenade, a North Shore lot backing onto forest. For a mid-floor condo, a single aerial of the building and neighbourhood can still help, but the budget usually does more in HDR Photography or a Matterport tour.
Our workAirspace, weather and timing
Flights must follow Transport Canada regulations. Much of Richmond and areas near other airports and heliports are controlled airspace, which requires authorization before flying and can affect the schedule. Rain and strong wind also ground a drone. If aerials are essential to the listing, book early and keep a backup date in mind.
Our work · VancouverPackages
Packages that include Drone Photography
Package contents are read from the live booking catalogue, so this list always matches what you can book.
Package
All-in-One
- HDR Photography
- Cinematic Video
- Virtual Tour (Matterport)
- Floor Plan (3D Scan)
- Drone Photography
- Property Website
- Brochure Design
Pairs well with
Services that work alongside it
HDR Photography
Bright, evenly exposed interiors with the view still visible through the window — the photos buyers scroll past first and judge the listing by.
Cinematic Video
A walkthrough film with music that shows how the home flows — the tour buyers watch before deciding it's worth a showing.
Twilight Photography
Dusk and dawn exterior shots with glowing windows and a deep blue sky — the image that stops the scroll and anchors your listing's first photo.
Learn more
Guides for realtors
Listing Marketing
How to Refresh a Stale Listing: A Media and Marketing Relaunch Plan
When a listing goes quiet, the marketing often stopped matching the home or the season. A five-step plan to find the gaps, refresh the media and relaunch.
Social Media
Just Sold Posts That Win the Next Listing: A Realtor's Social Media Playbook
How to turn a sold listing into social posts that attract your next seller: what to check first, five just sold posts worth making, how to reuse the listing media and when to post.
Photography
Twilight Real Estate Photography: When It Pays Off and How to Plan the Shoot
Twilight photos can give a listing its best cover image — or add little. Which homes benefit, how dusk timing works in Metro Vancouver, and how to prepare the property.
FAQ
Drone Photography: common questions
Drone Photography is set up as an add-on, so it's booked together with another service or a package.
Ready to book Drone Photography?
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