Real Estate Photography
Surprise, AZ

It depends on the size of the home and what you need photographed. A basic photo package for a smaller home costs less than a full package for a larger home with a pool, drone shots, a 3D tour and twilight photos. Most agents bundle a few services together since it ends up being a better deal than booking everything separately.

It depends on the home and what’s included. For average size homes usually about 30 minutes up to a couple of hours based on the real estate media services ordered. We’ll always let you know approximately how long to block off.

Most listings get turned around within 24 to 48 hours. If you’ve got a tight deadline because a listing is going live or you need photos for an open house, just tell us when you book and we’ll see what we can do to get your images to you faster.

• Turn on every light in the house, even during the day
• Open the blinds
• Clear off kitchen counters and bathroom sinks
• Put pets somewhere out of the way
• Tuck cords, trash cans, and personal clutter out of frame

A clean, staged home photographs a lot better than one that got tidied up five minutes before we walked in.

Yes. A lot of new builds and flips in communities like Sterling Grove and Rancho Mercado get shot empty, and that’s exactly where virtual staging earns its keep. We photograph the bare rooms and then digitally furnish them so buyers can actually picture living there instead of staring at empty walls.

We can fly drone shots on most properties, but it works best on homes with a big lot, a pool, mountain views, or a location near something worth showing off, like proximity to White Tank Mountain Regional Park or a corner lot near a community park. If a home is on a small interior lot with nothing unique above it, we’ll be honest and tell you it might not be worth the add-on cost.

A 3D tour lets a buyer click through the house room by room on their own time and explore at their own pace, almost like they’re standing in the home. A video walkthrough is more like a guided tour, where someone else controls the pace and the camera moves through the home for you. A lot of agents use both since they serve different buyers.

If we shoot to Zillow’s required specs, yes. That means a full photo set, a 3D tour, and a floor plan, all captured the way Zillow’s system expects. We build our packages around those requirements so you don’t have to think about it or get bounced back for a re-shoot.

The sooner the better, especially during the busier spring and fall selling seasons when a lot of agents are listing at once. A few days’ notice is usually enough, but if you know a listing date already, get it on the calendar early so you’re not stuck waiting.

Yes, we cover the West Valley broadly, including areas like Peoria, Sun City, Litchfield Park, and Buckeye. Surprise is home base, so it’s where we know every neighborhood and shortcut, but we travel for listings across the region.