The listing agent needed a full photo set for a Lake Tahoe home in Glenbrook, where the view is the property’s biggest selling point. Flyer Visions shot the interior and decks from the ground and flew the exterior, then delivered an edited set ready for the MLS inside 24 hours.
A newly built flex/industrial building at 99 Miles Road needed leasing imagery. We covered the clear-span interiors, the dock doors and yard, and flew the property to show how it sits within the wider industrial park.
Neil’s Controlled Blasting brought us out to a rockfall mitigation job in the Truckee River Canyon, where a helicopter was long-lining drape mesh onto the rock face above Interstate 80. We covered the lifts from the air and the rope crews from the ground, and delivered stills and video from the same visit.
Great Basin Concrete brought us out to a residential pour in Reno to document the job from set-up through to the finished slab. We covered the formwork, the mixer and crew at work, and their branded rig on site, and delivered an edited set they could use for marketing.
A Dayton home needed a full listing package. We photographed the interior, the exterior and the surrounding neighbourhood in one visit and turned the edited set around quickly.
K-Pro Painting wanted photography of a finished exterior job in Reno for their website and social feeds. We covered it by drone and on the ground in a single visit.
MCB was preparing 9405 Gateway Drive for lease and needed listing imagery covering several buildings on the property. We delivered a complete aerial and ground set, edited and ready to publish.
Associated Crane brought us out to a heavy-haul lift outside Yerington, where a mobile crane was moving transformers at a rail siding. We covered it from the air and the ground so the scale of the operation was visible, and delivered edited stills plus video from the same visit.
Alli Marie Marketing brought us in for Slim Chickens, who needed marketing assets for a new Reno billboard and their south Reno restaurant. We covered both from the air, delivering edited stills plus unedited clips their marketing team could cut however they wanted.
