Frequently Asked Questions

WHERE DO YOU OFFER SERVICE?

Ammo Camera Shots is established in Chicagoland and expanding across Florida and the United States. Send us the property address and requested services. We confirm coverage, timing, and any travel fee before accepting an out-of-area booking.

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HOW DO I BOOK A PHOTOSHOOT?

Start at ammo-camera-shots.aryeo.com/order. If the address or service needs confirmation, contact us at ammocamerashots.com/contact with the property address, requested services, preferred date, and access instructions.

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HOW MUCH DOES A SHOOT COST?

Our Aryeo booking form is the source for current packages, prices, and inclusions. Your total depends on the selected services, property conditions, and any confirmed travel fee. We quote applicable travel before booking.

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WHAT SERVICES CAN I REQUEST?

Real-estate photography, video, aerial media, floor plans, virtual tours, virtual staging, virtual decluttering, and listing-marketing support are available by confirmed location and service availability.

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WHEN WILL I RECEIVE MY MEDIA?

We aim for next-day photo delivery after the shoot. Floor plans, video, staging, and special requests may follow different timelines. Floor-plan processing can take up to 24 hours; we confirm timing for the services you book.

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HOW SHOULD I PREPARE THE PROPERTY?

Put away loose items and trash, clear visible surfaces, move vehicles from important exterior views where practical, and send access instructions in advance. Tell us about areas that cannot be prepared.

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WHAT IF SOMETHING NEEDS FIXING?

Reply to your delivery email with the property address, image number or filename, and a short description. We will review the request and discuss any change to the original scope before proceeding.

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CAN I SPEAK WITH A PERSON?

Absolutely. Visit ammocamerashots.com/contact and tell us what you need help with.

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ARE YOU LOOKING FOR PHOTOGRAPHER PARTNERS?

​Yes. Share your home city, travel area, services, equipment, and portfolio. We confirm fit, scope, and compensation before assignments; joining the network is not a guarantee of work.