End-of-tenancy refurbishment

Every week a property sits empty costs rent, so the work between tenancies needs planning and doing in the right order. PRG takes the check-out findings and the jobs you already know about, and turns them into one plan that works back from the move-in date. A typical void turnaround starts with a walk round to check walls, doors, fittings, floors and the garden. Clearance comes first if anything has been left behind. Then come the repairs: plaster made good, doors eased, taps and toilets fixed, and any electrical items arranged through qualified contractors. Decorating follows, then flooring, so new floors are not marked by ladders and paint. The garden is cut back and tidied, and the property is checked over before the keys are handed back. Not every property needs all of that. Some need a few rooms refreshed and a couple of repairs; others need most of the list. Telling us the condition and the date early gives the best chance of finishing in time. To get started, send the check-out report or your own room-by-room list, recent photos and the date the new tenant moves in. Let us know how keys will be collected and who should receive updates during the work.