Two people, one camera, every promise kept.
Jax 3D Pro is family-run by Jay & Monika Kucek - software-engineering precision meets 30 years behind the camera, now pointed at a Matterport Pro3.

From software engineering to a Pro3 in hand.
The idea behind Jax 3D Pro is simple: the way you show a space should be as precise as it is beautiful. A Matterport model isn't a set of pretty pictures - it's a measured digital twin of a real place, and it deserves to be captured by someone who treats it that way.
- 1990s
Jay picks up a camera and never really puts it down - 30+ years behind the lens, from film to full-frame digital.
- 2007
First real-estate clients. Some of the agents from back then still book every listing with us today.
- Software years
A career in software engineering builds the second habit: measure, verify, deliver on the date you said.
- 2023
Jax 3D Pro launches around the Matterport Pro3 - LiDAR accurate to the inch, indoors and out.
- Today
300+ spaces captured across Northeast Florida, CoStar-preferred, background-cleared for secure commercial sites.
Three habits we won't drop.
Measured, not eyeballed
Every scan aligned, every dimension checked. The engineer's habit didn't leave when the camera arrived - your tour is data you can plan from, not just look at.
On time, every time
We show up when we said and deliver when we said - a 100% on-time track record. Agents with a listing going live tomorrow know what that's worth.
Discreet by default
Background-cleared for secure commercial sites - banks, NDA projects, spaces that never go public. What we capture for you stays yours. What that work looks like.

The best camera in the business.
134 MP panoramas with built-in LiDAR - accurate to the inch, indoors and out, in full sun. It's the camera CoStar relies on for commercial real estate, and the reason one visit can produce a marketing tour, a Google Street View publication and an as-built record at once. Why the Pro3 is in our arsenal.
Ready to put your business on the map?
Tell us about your space and we'll get it on Google Maps.
No pressure, no obligation.