Aerial & Drone Photography for Baton Rouge Listings
Aerial imagery that shows the roof, the lot, and how the home sits in its neighborhood — context a ground-level camera can't reach.
What's included
- Aerial exterior included with every listing shoot
- Roofline, lot, and neighborhood framing
- Extra aerial coverage available for acreage, waterfront, and commercial sites
- Delivered alongside the standard interior + exterior set — one gallery, one link
- Weather-dependent — rebooked at no charge if wind or rain rules the day out
Included with every shoot
For any listing on a meaningful lot, waterfront, or acreage — or any home where the roofline is a selling point — an aerial angle changes how the property reads online. Buyers scrolling Zillow at 10pm can immediately see the shape of the lot, how the yard flows, and how the house sits against its surroundings.
Every Astrem real estate shoot in Baton Rouge already includes aerial exterior coverage. Depending on the site and the weather, that's typically 2–3 aerial exterior frames alongside the standard interior and exterior set — no separate booking, no add-on line item, no extra scheduling.
For larger properties, waterfront listings on False River or the Amite, custom builds where the roofline matters, and commercial or multi-family sites, I can plan additional aerial coverage in advance and dedicate more time on the ground.
Aerial / Drone — a sample of recent Baton Rouge listings.
Common questions about aerial / drone.
Do I need to book aerial separately?
No. Aerial exterior coverage comes with every Astrem real estate shoot in Baton Rouge — it's part of the standard delivery, not a paid add-on.
How many aerial photos will I get?
Most listings receive 2–3 aerial exterior frames alongside their interior and exterior set. Larger lots, waterfront properties, and acreage listings often warrant more — just mention it when you book so I can plan the time.
What if the weather is bad?
Aerial coverage is weather-dependent — rain, low ceilings, or strong wind can rule out flying. When that happens, the aerial portion is rescheduled at no additional charge and the ground-level shoot still delivers on schedule.