Clearance for agents and landlords

Most of the properties an agent or a landlord sends us are the same job with a different front door: a tenancy that has ended, a probate sale, a void that has been sitting with someone else's furniture in it, or a house that needs to be photographed for the market next week and cannot be while it looks like that. So the way it works is built around the person who is not going to be there. Keys are collected from the office or a lockbox and handed back when it is done. Every room is photographed once it is clear and the photographs come to you, so you can show your landlord or your vendor without driving out. The property is ready to list in five days, or your money back. A deep clean can be added from £99, so the next photographs are of a clean house rather than an empty one. Payment is after the job, and it does not matter who pays: the agent, the landlord, the estate or the tenant, it is whoever rings us. Furniture, white goods, carpets if they are coming up, and everything left in the cupboards. Gardens and sheds the same visit. From £149, and a whole one-bedroom flat from £349. A probate house or a vendor who has already moved out: emptied, swept and photographed so the marketing photographs can be taken on an empty house. Anything that can be used again goes to local charities and to people who are homeless, and what can be recycled is recycled.