Pre-sale / pre-let preparation

Buyers and tenants make up their minds quickly, often from the listing photos. Marked walls, a cracked tile, a sticking front door or an overgrown front garden all suggest a property has not been looked after. PRG gets those details sorted before the photographer and the first viewings. A typical pre-viewing list covers touch-up decorating and filling, easing doors and fixing loose handles, replacing tired fittings such as taps, toilet seats and curtain poles, refreshing sealant in the kitchen and bathroom, and clearing out unwanted items. Outside, it often means cutting the grass, trimming hedges, tidying the path and cleaning up the front of the property so it looks cared for from the street. The aim is to fix what people will notice, not to start a refurbishment you did not ask for. We work back from the photography and viewing dates you give us, with the most visible jobs done first. Send a walk-through list or photos of each room, the date the photographer is booked and when viewings start. Agents can send the list for a vendor or landlord, with details of key collection.