Construction Videographer in Seattle

Vourly construction videography in Seattle starts at $100 per hour for iPhone content and $200 per hour for professional 4K video, with a 2-hour minimum per session. Most construction documentation shoots run 2 to 4 hours depending on project scope. A typical 3-hour shoot covering a full home remodel in progress costs $600 for 4K footage. Drone footage captured with FAA Part 107 certified equipment and timelapse camera setups are included at the same hourly rate with no surcharge. Editing is available at $75 per hour if you need polished deliverables such as progress reels or client-facing marketing videos. Raw footage is delivered within 24 hours. Travel is included for any job site within 30 minutes of our Bellevue, WA base, which covers most of Seattle, the Eastside, and south King County. Beyond that radius, we charge $1 per mile. No contracts or long-term commitments are required.

Yes. Every Vourly videographer assigned to a construction shoot arrives with their own personal protective equipment, including a hard hat, high-visibility safety vest, steel-toe boots, and ANSI-rated safety glasses. We follow all OSHA regulations and any site-specific safety protocols your general contractor requires. Before the first visit to a new job site, our videographer reviews the site safety plan so they know the rules for that particular project. This includes requirements for fall protection zones, restricted areas, and any additional PPE such as hearing protection or respirators in demolition environments. We have documented active construction sites ranging from single-family remodels to multi-story commercial builds across Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, and Issaquah. Our crew is experienced working around heavy equipment, scaffolding, and open framing without disrupting the trades on site. If your site requires a safety orientation or badge, we complete that before filming begins.

Yes. Vourly installs weatherproof timelapse cameras on construction sites that capture weeks or months of progress compressed into compelling marketing videos, typically 60 to 90 seconds long. The cameras are mounted in a fixed position with a clear sightline to the work area and programmed to shoot at intervals suited to your project pace, for example every 10 minutes during active framing or every 30 minutes during slower finish work. Camera setup, mounting hardware, and retrieval are included in the standard hourly rate with no additional equipment rental fees. The final timelapse is edited at $75 per hour and delivered as a polished video file you can use on your website, social media, or in client presentations. This service is popular with general contractors in Seattle and Bellevue who want to showcase full project transformations from demolition through completion for their portfolios and Google Business profiles.