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            to prepare your
property for photos

TOP TIPS

First impressions count so I'll always recommend to clean and tidy before I arrive as it makes a difference. Im not suggesting a deep clean unless you really want to but a once-over would be good. It's normal for me to move a few things around to get the best shot but if you can prepare the property beforehand it does make things easier and you'll receive better images for it. Here are few tips you can do before I arrive...
 

Outside

 

  • Move any vehicles from driveway 

  • Remove bins and hoses

  • Mow the lawn

  • Weeding and removal of leaves

  • Clean the windows

  • Turn on any outdoor lighting

  • Put out garden furniture

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Reception Rooms

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  • Remove throws and arrange cushions

  • Set dining room table

  • Turn on lights, lamps and open blinds 

  • Remove rugs, especially where you have wooden or tiled floors 

  • Turn on gas fires or prepare log burner

  • ​Remove toys or anything pet related

  • Fresh flowers are always a nice touch

Bedroom

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  • Make the bed and add bed sheets that compliment the room

  • Anything stored under the bed should be hidden

  • All drawers and wardrobe doors closed

  • Clean mirrors

  • Remove washing basket

  • Hide family photographs

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Bathroom

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  • Keep the toilet lid down

  • Remove clutter like shower gels, tooth brushes, cleaning products

  • Open the shower curtain

  • Hide toilet brush and rolls

  • Towels to be folded and compliment the room

Kitchen

 

  • Clear/tidy all work tops, no tea towels, oven gloves on show

  • Move bins out of sight

  • Clear away appliances

  • Close all cupboards

  • Hide all fridge magnets

  • Clear the sink (no dirty dishes!)

  • If you have pets, hide their food bowls and beds

  • A fresh fruit bowl can add a flash of colour

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