Colorado Springs

Olympic City, USA

Broadmoor Neighborhood, Colorado Springs, CO - Luxury Home - Twilight Aerial Photo

Professional Real Estate Marketing - Incredible Results

We provide a team of professional real estate photographers, videographers and drone pilots to support your real estate marketing needs. Our company started in Colorado Springs and we have worked with some of Colorado Spring’s top agents and producers. We use our years of experience and high quality imagery to show your home how it truly looks in its best light. Show off those views with amazing window pulls, perfectly composed wide angle images. Our photos have consistently proven themselves with thousands of homes sold using our images.

Whether you’re a real estate agent in Colorado Springs who is just starting out to a broker owner with a team of high producing agents, we have the experience to support you with high quality photography, stunning aerial imagery and engaging real estate videos. Our automated scheduling system allows you to book and confirm appointments at your convenience and having a team of talented photographers means you have more available appointment times to choose from.

Our TruView photography is used by high end luxury home builders and designers to showcase their beautiful homes and creations. We are proud to have worked with Jayden Homes, Keller Homes, Villagree Custom Homes, Vantage Homes and Classic Homes to name a few

When over 99% of home buyers start their search online, your presentation is everything.

Let our professional photos speak for you, as they have for thousands of other listings. Join hundreds of satisfied agents in using PixVid for your real estate marketing needs.

We Care. We Listen. We Deliver.

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Colorado Springs &

Drone Photography

Colorado Springs is one of the top real estate markets in the United States…

On average PixVid photographs and processes 500-600 homes a month. PixVid has been offering aerial photography services since November 2016. Colorado Springs has one of the more difficult air spaces to navigate in regards to drone usage. With Fort Carson, Colorado Springs Airport, and the United States Air Force Academy each having its own restricted air space, having an experienced team like PixVid is crucial to being able to get the aerial shots safely and most importantly legally..

As of August 2016, the FAA has enabled photographers through the Part 107 Certificate to use drones such as the DJI Phantom 4 for real estate photography purposes. PixVid is licensed (certificated) under Part 107 and insured with a $1,000,000 policy for personal and property liability. With over a thousand flights and homes successfully photographed from the air, our drone pilots are proud to be some of the most experienced in the city and all along the front range. Pixvid currently holds Wide Area Authorizations for both the Class D airspace in Fort Carson and for the Class D airspace in the United States Air Force Academy. If you ever hired a drone pilot who arrived only to find out that their drone won’t even take off, you’ll know how important it is to hire someone who knows what they’re doing.

Can I be fined for flying my drone?

Long story short, yes. The FAA has also confirmed that its an $11,000 fine per violation for a licensed drone pilot to fly in restricted air space. The FAA has further confirmed that if an agent causes a commercial operation to happen by an unlicensed pilot, that pilot will incur an $1,100 fine and the agent will be responsible for the $11,000. Getting your nephew to fly a drone for your listing, while cheap, is simply not worth risking your license, a fine, or an accident. Let the professionals with a proven track record of thousands of homes flown and photographed handle it the right way.

We are happy to provide proof of our Part 107 certificates, insurance and wide area authorizations upon request by potential clients.

Aerial requests are subject to FAA authorization. Typically we are able to get same day approval for our flights, however the wide area authorization for the US Air Force Academy airspace (see map) requires 24 hour prior notice prior to flight. All restricted airspace can be seen on the following FAA website: uas.arcgis.com

When can we not fly?

Temporary Flight Restrictions (TFRs) and NOTAMS (Notice to Airmen) may cause flight delays. Examples include VIP visits to the area or aerial demonstration shows (USAFA Graduation).

Weather has to meet minimum visibility and wind requirements prior to takeoff. If weather conditions fall below minimums, aerial flights will be rescheduled at no cost to the agent.

Last word about safety.

Safety is paramount. It will always be our number one priority and safety of pilots or any crew will always take precedence over any shoot. We trust our pilots and will always support their decision to cancel any flight if they feel a safety condition cannot be met.