Madera sits at the north end of our coverage, twenty-five minutes up Highway 99 from Fresno. We shoot it on the same Fresno days, which means no travel charge and the same 48-hour delivery.
Madera County listings rarely fit a single template. A Parkwood tract home and a Bonadelle Ranchos parcel with three planted acres need entirely different coverage — one is an interior story, the other only makes sense from the air. We scope each listing before the shoot rather than arriving with one plan.
The county's wine-country stretch and the run toward the Yosemite gateway also give exteriors something most valley listings do not have: a horizon worth including. When a property has that view, we shoot for it — foothills at golden hour do more for a listing than another angle of the kitchen.
Flash-blended interiors and exteriors, corrected verticals, windows that hold their view.
Horizontal walkthroughs and vertical cuts built for Instagram, Facebook and TikTok.
FAA Part 107 certified — lot lines, rooflines, and the approach that sells the setting.
The one frame buyers remember — warm glass, deep sky, the house at its most cinematic.
Madera runs on our Fresno schedule, with the same photographer, the same turnaround and the same standard the rest of the Central Valley gets.
No. Madera is covered on our regular Fresno shoot days at no additional travel charge.
Yes, and it is often the shot that sells an acreage listing. We are FAA Part 107 certified and file LAANC authorization where Madera Municipal Airport airspace requires it.
Yes. Parcels with outbuildings, planted acreage or foothill views are common in Madera County, and aerial coverage is usually worth adding for them.
48 hours from the shoot for photos and film, the same as every market we serve.