Are you a California real estate agent or home owner selling their home who is looking for a way to stand out from the crowd? Whether your listings are residential or commercial, one way to draw attention from potential buyers or investors is with stunning aerial images or video of the properties you are selling. If you're wondering, "how do I get an aerial view of my house?", drone photography is the answer.

Drone photography and videography help buyers picture themselves creating treasured family memories in that home, relaxing by that pool, living in that neighborhood. They form an emotional connection with a particular property and will remember it more than traditional real estate photography where one property sometimes blends into all the others.

Whether you are selling a Painted Lady in San Francisco, a classic ranch in LA, or a Spanish-style stucco home in San Diego, great aerial real estate footage can help make your listing memorable.

Aerial photos or video are particularly valuable with commercial real estate because they allow potential buyers to see the layout of the property at a glance. If your property is a golf course, an aerial view of the entire greens is more eye-catching than a view of just one hole. You want the main photo of your listing irresistible than that is exactly what you will get with an aerial view.

An experienced aerial real estate photographer or videographer using a drone can produce photos or video that will draw viewers in and leave them with an impression of your listing that will last.

Getting started is simple: just post your job to our online marketplace and watch experienced real estate pilots come to you. As soon as you submit your job to our site and its approved, our network of pilots will view your project and begin sending you bids. If you prefer, you can also use our search to directly reach out to a pilot who you think will meet your needs. From there, you can compare their experience, portfolios, and reviews of every pilot who wants to work with you. All of our pilots have obtained an FAA 333 exemption, are licensed and legal.