
THE PEOPLE BEHIND HOMEPRO
Meet the Team
At HomePro Media, great photography is just the beginning.Â
Behind every shoot is a team dedicated to quality, creativity, and making the marketing process easier for the agents we work with.

Cody Gearhart
FOUNDER & LEAD PHOTOGRAPHER
Cody is the founder and lead photographer behind HomePro Media, where he has built the company around quality, consistency, and strong relationships with the agents he works with. He takes a hands-on approach to the business and focuses on creating polished, high-quality media that helps agents market their listings with confidence. His attention to detail and commitment to the HomePro brand are at the center of the experience clients have come to know and trust.
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Cody is a proud dad of three boys who loves spending time with his family. When he isn’t behind the lens, you can usually find him playing the drums or enjoying time at home with them.

Justin Hardy
PHOTOGRAPHER
Justin has been shooting real estate since 2018. He studied marketing and business at Western Michigan University, which still shapes the way he approaches his work today, with a strong eye for both presentation and marketing.
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When he’s not behind the camera, he’s usually racing motocross, traveling, or spending time with his family. He and his partner also recently welcomed their son, Parker Jay Hardy.

Peyton Beckham
DIRECTOR OF BRAND & MARKETING
Peyton brings her background in real estate and passion for marketing to HomePro Media. As Director of Brand & Marketing, she oversees the company's branding, social media, and online presence, helping create a consistent experience for the agents HomePro works with. Being a Realtor herself, she understands firsthand what agents need when it comes to marketing their listings.
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Outside of work, Peyton is usually working on a home project, spending time with family and her cats, or finding a new hobby to get into.

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