Real estate media in Burnaby

Burnaby photography is priced by interior square footage, starting from $159.99. That keeps a Metrotown studio and a Capitol Hill house priced fairly against each other. Your exact total appears in the booking flow before you confirm, and nothing is charged at booking. Compare every service on our prices page.

Burnaby is not in an extended travel-fee area. The travel line for your exact address is worked out live and shown on this page and in your quote before you confirm. Nothing is added to the invoice afterwards. Extended-area fees apply to places such as Bowen Island and Lions Bay, not to Burnaby.

Yes, including staged show suites and unfurnished units. For an empty unit, virtual staging adds furniture to the delivered photos with no second site visit, and each staged image is labelled as digitally staged with the unstaged original delivered alongside. Order the photos first, then add staging per image: see virtual staging.

Yes, with a twilight session. The skyline and a lit interior read best in the short window just after sunset; the exact time moves through the year, so it is set for your date rather than a fixed hour. Twilight is a separate visit from the daytime photos and can be added when you book. See twilight photography.

Usually an elevator booking or a note to the concierge, but each strata corporation sets its own rules, so check with your strata manager first. Add the building access details and any time limits at booking; lockbox, concierge or a code all work, and nobody needs to be home. Access can be updated later from the manage link in your confirmation email.

Not without permission, because municipal park land restricts drone take-off and landing, so we plan launches from the property or another permitted spot. Aerials of a Burnaby home can still show how close it sits to Deer Lake, Central Park or a SkyTrain station. Every flight follows Transport Canada rules and is confirmed for the address first: Burnaby drone photography.