For WNC Chimney, the goal was to create social content that made a traditionally overlooked trade feel approachable, trustworthy, and visually engaging while educating homeowners on the importance of both interior and exterior chimney and fireplace work.
To keep production efficient and flexible, this content was captured using a streamlined one-person crew, structured as either a half-day or full-day shoot depending on the scope of services being featured. This approach allowed us to move quickly on active job sites while still capturing high-quality, intentional visuals.
The content focused on showcasing real craftsmanship and common problem areas homeowners often miss, including inspections, repairs, cleanings, masonry work, and fireplace services.
We highlighted:
Each piece of content was designed to stop the scroll, educate quickly, and position WNC Chimney as the local expert homeowners can rely on — whether addressing visible damage or unseen safety concerns.
Deliverables included:
This project highlights how a lean, efficient production setup can still deliver consistent, high-quality social content that builds authority and long-term trust for service-based businesses.
Wilbur spent two days embedded with the Smalling Masonry team, documenting the people, pride, and process behind their work.

We created various teaser videos for their small-group adventures to Iceland, Bulgaria, and Portugal, resulting in all slots selling out.
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