Blog · How it works
What the photo set shows and what it does not, how booking and arrival windows work, and how to read a delivered set.
Frame by frame: what is in a typical eight-photo set, where the photographer stands, why every shot is reviewed, and the honest limits of photographing a property from the public street.
When 48 hours is too long to wait, an urgent visit books an arrival window that starts as soon as two hours from now. What it costs, how to book one, how cancelling differs, and when owners use one.
From typing an address to opening the delivered photos: how availability is decided, how standard and urgent windows differ, what a two-hour arrival window means, how payment is confirmed, and what your account shows at each step.
A delivered set is more useful when you know how to read it. Where to look in each frame, how to compare sets over time, what counts as change, and when a picture should turn into a phone call.
