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Blogue · 26 septembre 2026 · 3 min de lecture

Real estate photographer in Saint-Jérôme: the capital of the Laurentians, area by area

Saint-Jérôme, Bellefeuille, Lafontaine, Saint-Antoine: how to photograph houses, plexes and lots in the capital of the Laurentians, what the drone can do, and the prices with no travel fee at 48 minutes.

Saint-Jérôme is the gateway to the Laurentians and one of the most varied markets we serve: an old downtown with plexes, family neighbourhoods, countryside and resort areas, and recent developments. At 48 minutes from our starting point, the city stays in our free zone. Here is how we photograph it.

Free zone, forty-eight minutes

Saint-Jérôme, with Bellefeuille, Lafontaine and Saint-Antoine, is in our main service zone: no travel fee. Delivery within 24 hours, price shown before booking in the online estimator.

Downtown: plexes and older houses

Around the cathedral and the train station, the housing stock looks like a Montreal neighbourhood: duplexes, triplexes, small buildings and older houses with character. For a plex, the logic is that of our income property guide: every unit documented separately, coordination with tenants, multi-unit package. The plex buyer in Saint-Jérôme is often an investor comparing returns with Laval and Montreal; the photos must answer their questions, not only please.

For the older houses, we take the time for details and add a twilight photo for the verandas.

Bellefeuille, Lafontaine, Saint-Antoine: the family neighbourhoods

The former villages, now annexed, form neighbourhoods of bungalows, cottages and split-levels, often on larger lots than in Blainville or Boisbriand. The buyer is a family coming from the North Shore or Montreal for the space. The standard session applies, with two frequent additions: the drone, because the lot is an argument, and the 2D plan, because split-levels and extensions are numerous.

Typical package: regular house $250, drone $110, 2D plan $100. About $460.

The countryside and resort areas

Towards the north and west, properties on large lots, cottages turned primary residences, houses on a lake or a river. Here the aerial photo is the first image: size, woods, body of water, clearance. The view is photographed from the deck and through the windows, in HDR. And the season matters more than elsewhere: a wooded lot is photographed before the snow if the listing is planned for winter. Our winter photography guide explains the strategy.

The recent developments

Along Highway 15 and towards Mirabel, neighbourhoods built since 2000: cottages of 1,800 to 3,000 sq ft, garages, fenced yards. The session looks like the North Shore suburbs: kitchen, yard, basement, garage, drone for the neighbourhood.

The drone in Saint-Jérôme

Saint-Jérôme lies outside Mirabel's controlled airspace in most areas, with a check for the southernmost zones. Our pilot holds Transport Canada's advanced certificate and checks the airspace for every address. Bad weather, frequent at altitude in spring and fall: drone portion rescheduled at no charge.

Grouping with Mirabel, Prévost and Sainte-Sophie

Saint-Jérôme is the centre of an area where we also serve Mirabel, Prévost, Sainte-Sophie and Saint-Colomban. Several listings in the area in the same week are best booked the same day.

Preparing the session

The preparation guide remains the reference. For properties on large lots: grass cut, outbuildings tidy, vehicles and trailers out of frame, access road cleared.

In short

Saint-Jérôme is photographed in four registers: the downtown plex, the family home of the former villages, the countryside and resort areas where the drone is the first image, and the recent developments. Free travel despite the distance, delivery within 24 hours.

A listing in Saint-Jérôme? The online estimator gives the exact price; our Saint-Jérôme page details the zone.


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