Question 1

Can you include labeled amenity frames?

Accepted Answer

Yes — we can provide clean labels for internal decks and ILS listings when requested for a nominal fee. Labels can identify garages, visitor parking, transit access, pool areas, fitness centers, and other amenity zones. This helps prospects and investors quickly understand your community layout from aerial perspective.

Question 2

How do you handle large multifamily sites?

Accepted Answer

We plan routes to cover complete footprints for large communities. For properties with multiple buildings, phases, or extended amenity areas, we ensure comprehensive coverage from every relevant angle. Our photographers plan flight-paths based on your site layout for efficient, thorough documentation.

Question 3

Are your pilots FAA-certified and insured?

Accepted Answer

Yes — all flights are conducted by FAA Part 107 certified pilots operating within applicable FAA regulations. We carry commercial drone insurance and provide certificates of compliance on request. We assist with FAA airspace authorization when required, subject to approval and airspace restrictions (typically near airports, military sites, heliports, stadiums, and any Temporary Flight Restrictions).

Question 4

How many aerial photos will I receive?

Accepted Answer

Our Aerial Mini includes 2 aerial stills — perfect for a quick community overview on Apartments.com or Zillow Rentals. Our Aerial Standard delivers 5 aerial stills covering front approach, amenity zones, parking layouts, and neighborhood context — ideal for full ILS profiles and investor presentations. Both packages include ILS-ready formats and permanent usage rights. These rights are non-transferable, and Shoot2Sell retains the copyright.

Question 5

Should I combine aerial with ground-level photography?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Aerial and ground-level photography complement each other — aerials show community layout, proximity to amenities, parking, and neighborhood context, while ground-level shots capture building details, landscaping, and interior spaces. Together they give prospects the full picture before visiting.

Question 6

What happens if weather affects my drone shoot?

Accepted Answer

Drones cannot fly in any rain — even light drizzle can damage the electronics, so any active precipitation is a hard stop for aerial work. Wind is harder to judge from the ground , so the pilot may make a final call on site if winds are borderline — that's a pilot judgment, not a client miss. For obvious conditions (any rain, thunderstorms, visibly heavy wind), make the call early: contact us at least 4 hours before your scheduled shoot and we'll reschedule at no charge. Closer to shoot time, the crew may already be dispatched and a trip fee can apply. If we're on site and conditions turn unsafe — drizzle, gusts, lightning in the area — we'll reschedule at no fee.

Question 7

Can aerial photos be used for investor presentations?

Accepted Answer

Yes — aerial photography is essential for investor presentations and offering memorandums . Top-down overviews document building footprints, parking ratios, amenity positioning, and site access. Labeled frames can identify key assets. You receive permanent usage rights for all materials — pitch decks, data rooms, marketing collateral, and signage. These rights are non-transferable, and Shoot2Sell retains the copyright.

Question 8

What areas does Shoot2Sell serve?

Accepted Answer

We serve property managers, leasing teams, and multifamily owners across all major Texas metros: Dallas-Fort Worth (Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Prosper, Southlake, Flower Mound, Arlington, Rockwall, Denton, Celina, and more), Houston (The Woodlands, Katy, Sugar Land, Pearland, Cypress, Spring, League City, and more), Austin (Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Pflugerville, Leander, Lakeway, Dripping Springs, and more), and San Antonio (New Braunfels, Boerne, Schertz, Cibolo, and more).

Outlying suburbs or rural areas may incur a modest trip charge. We are also happy to travel well beyond these metros to locations like East Texas and Southern Oklahoma for a custom travel fee.

Outside our immediate coverage? Reach out for a quick quote.

Question 9

Do we need someone on-site during the shoot?

Accepted Answer

While not required, we strongly recommend having someone on-site during the shoot . This allows you to review visuals in real time and request any specific shots or angles, or areas you want captured. If you cannot attend, you are welcome to send us special requests in advance — such as community amenities (pool, clubhouse), specific rooms, or preferred angles — and we will do our best to include them. If no one is present and no prior requests are provided, our photographers will proceed using their professional judgment and standard coverage guidelines, focusing on the main living areas and key features. Secondary spaces or specific requests may not be captured. If additional images are requested afterward that require a return visit, a reshoot fee will apply . Planning ahead or being on-site helps ensure everything is captured the first time and avoids additional costs.

Community-Level Aerials for Leasing & Ownership Teams

Context Sells — Show the Full Community

Why Aerial Photography Matters for Multifamily

Full Community Context

Labeled Amenity Frames

FAA Part 107 Certified

Permanent Usage Rights

How Much Does Apartment Aerial Photography Cost?

Aerial Mini

Aerial Standard

Complete Your Visual Package

Aerials That Support Leasing and Ownership

How It Works

1. Schedule & Plan

2. FAA-Certified Flight

3. Professional Editing

4. ILS-Ready Delivery (24hr)

See Our Apartment Aerial Work

Multifamily Aerial Photography FAQs

Ready to Show the Full Community?

How Much Does Apartment Aerial Photography Cost?

Aerial Mini

Aerial Standard

Complete Your Visual Package

Multifamily Aerial Photography FAQs