Contact & booking
Book your shoot.
Fastest path: call or text me directly. Prefer to send details first? Fill out the form and I'll get back to you, usually same day.
Booking request
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Tell me about the property and what you need, only the fields that actually help me quote and schedule.
Before you book
Common questions.
How is a 360 virtual tour different from a traditional slideshow?
A traditional "virtual tour" is really just a 2D photo gallery or slideshow made to look panoramic. You can't actually move through the space. A true 360 tour (Matterport) lets a viewer walk through up to ~200 stitched photo spheres, see a dollhouse view and a floor plan view, and even take measurements. It's an entirely different experience and it's viewable in VR headsets too.
How long does a shoot take on-site?
Roughly 30–40 minutes per 1,000 sq ft. A typical single scan takes about a minute; larger homes can need up to 200 individual scans. Plan for the photographer to be on-site for 1–3 hours depending on scope.
What do I need to do before the appointment?
Have the property completely clean, staged and photo-ready. Treat it like a 24/7 open house. The photographer doesn't move furniture or clean. Provide access details (lockbox code, occupant contact) at booking. A property that isn't ready when the photographer arrives incurs a $35 trip fee and needs rescheduling.
Do I need to be there during the shoot?
No. Because scanning takes 1–3 hours, it's best for all people and pets to vacate the property during the appointment.
What happens if the weather is bad?
Indoor shooting and 3D scans are unaffected: HDR handles lighting variations and cloudy days shoot fine. Outdoor scans and drone flights are weather-dependent. Drone work is also subject to FAA airspace rules near Las Vegas airports.
What's the difference between a schematic floor plan and a blueprint?
Schematic floor plans show the basic flow, doorways and room layout of an existing building. They're not to architectural scale. Blueprints are precisely scaled drawings with framing, plumbing and electrical details, intended for construction. VTLV floor plans are for existing construction only.