Notlith · Dunedin
Service promotional video in Dunedin: getting homes ready for winter
Dunedin's older houses, steep streets and cold winters keep heat pump installers, insulation crews, roofers and drainage specialists busy. Notlith makes service promotional videos remotely from your job photographs, vehicles and paperwork, with direction, AI-assisted motion, editing and sound. The aim is simple: a homeowner should understand what you do, where you work and how to book.
Remote production · From your photos
Booking before the first frost
Demand for heating and insulation work tends to arrive when the weather turns, which is the worst moment for a customer to discover a waiting list. A video released in late summer or early autumn can explain the job calmly and encourage people to book an assessment while there is still time.
We plan the edit around the order a customer experiences: the call, the visit, the quote, the installation day and the tidy-up. Each step comes from photographs of your actual team and jobs. Lead times stay on your booking page, because they change through the season and a video cannot keep up. A follow-up cut can run in autumn with the same opening and a firmer call to book.
Hill streets and awkward access
Plenty of Dunedin houses sit above or below the road, reached by steps, narrow drives or shared accessways in suburbs such as Roslyn, Mornington or North East Valley. Customers wonder how a crew will get materials in. Showing that you have handled such sites, with your own photographs, is persuasive.
We do not generate scaffolding, machinery or a crew carrying a unit up steps that were never photographed. If you have only before-and-after pictures, the middle of the story is told with diagrams and captions instead of invented action. That restraint is part of what makes the result credible.
Landlords and the Healthy Homes standards
Rental providers in New Zealand must meet the Healthy Homes standards for heating, insulation, ventilation, moisture and draught stopping. That gives Dunedin trades a second audience: landlords and property managers, including those letting flats in North Dunedin, who need a clear account of what each visit covers.
A separate cut for that audience states what you install or assess and leaves compliance judgements to the documents you issue. We avoid any wording that suggests a certificate, an approval or a guarantee your business does not provide.
Covering the city and beyond
A service area that includes Mosgiel, Port Chalmers, the peninsula or Waikouaiti needs to be stated clearly. A simple map card, built from your own list of suburbs and towns, saves both sides a wasted call and tells a customer in Brighton or Outram at once whether you come out to them.
If outlying areas are charged differently or visited only on certain days, put it in the brief and we will decide together whether that belongs in the video or on the booking page. The map is updated whenever your coverage changes.
Catalog demonstration
See the production approach
English, adaptable to your language
Plan the details
Can before-and-after photos from different houses be combined?
No. A before and after must show the same property, or the comparison misleads. Separate jobs are presented as separate examples.
Do we need photographs of our staff?
They help, because customers want to know who is coming. If someone prefers not to appear, we show the work, the vehicle and the tools instead.
Can the video mention government subsidies?
Only if you confirm the scheme is current and that you can offer it. Schemes change, so that detail sits on a caption you can update.
Is a winter campaign different from a general video?
It can share most material but opens with timing and booking. Both versions can come from a single brief and one set of photographs.
Start with your images
Send photographs of recent jobs, your service list and the suburbs you cover, and tell us which work you want more of before winter.