Before Photos
A clean before estate agent photos so the property looks fresher online.
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Before photos or viewings, small cleaning details can make a big difference. Dust, marks, dull bathrooms, greasy kitchens and tired floors can all affect how the property feels.
A pre-sale clean is not about making the home look staged or perfect. It is about getting the property cleaner, fresher and more presentable before people start looking around.
This can be useful before estate agent photos, open days, final viewings or just before listing the property.
This clean works best before the property is photographed or viewed by potential buyers or tenants.
A clean before estate agent photos so the property looks fresher online.
A tidy and cleaner feel before people walk around the property.
Once clutter or furniture has been removed, the remaining dust and marks are easier to spot.
A practical clean before the property goes live on the market.
First Impressions Entrances, hallways, floors, doors and areas people see first.
Part of the clean where needed
Kitchens & Bathrooms The rooms buyers and tenants often inspect most closely.
Part of the clean where needed
Visible Dust & Marks Skirting, ledges, internal surfaces, mirrors and obvious touchpoints.
Part of the clean where needed
A pre-sale clean will not fix decoration, damage or wear and tear, but it can make the property feel better presented.
Let us know if the property is occupied, empty, partly furnished or still being cleared.
If this is not quite the clean you need, one of these pages may be a better match.
A few common questions before you send over the property details.
It is usually a good idea. A cleaner property can look fresher in photos and feel better during viewings.
Yes, although the clean will need to work around furniture and belongings.
This page is mainly for cleaning. If items need moving or removing, mention it before booking.
Kitchens, bathrooms, hallways and main living areas usually make the biggest impression.
Sometimes. Send the date, area and property details as early as possible.