Kerb appeal
The lawn, beds, paths, and entrance decide whether buyers feel excited or suspicious.
Photo-ready before buyers see it
We assess, organise, and finish garden, cleaning, and minor repair jobs before photos.
Example: if a £500k home takes a 5% perception hit, that is £25k on the table.
Book paid assessmentBuyers do not start by reading your survey. They start with the thumbnail, the first exterior photo, the entrance, the garden, and the feeling that somebody cared.
The lawn, beds, paths, and entrance decide whether buyers feel excited or suspicious.
Paths, doors, paint, gutters, and entrances decide whether the home feels cared for.
Small defects make buyers wonder what bigger problems have been hidden.
Chips, scuffs, and patchy walls give buyers a reason to subtract money.
Smells, clutter, dust, and low light make the home feel harder to love.
If photo day arrives before the house is ready, the listing carries that damage everywhere.
The work we do
The plan is simple: book the assessment, approve the work if it makes sense, then go live with the visible objections removed.
We look at the property with a camera and find the visible issues most likely to weaken the listing.
You get a plain priority list: fix this, ignore that, do not waste money here, move fast on this.
If the work makes sense, we organise the visible jobs from £5k so your home is ready before the camera arrives.
Gardeners, cleaners, handymen, door fixes, decorators, access, timing, and sign-off run through one point of contact.
You get before/after photos, a final checklist, and a clean handoff for photo day and the listing.
Packages
Exterior is live now because it usually decides the first photo, the kerb appeal, and the first viewing mood. Interior and Full suite are coming soon.
For the inside problems that make a home feel tired: smells, clutter, tired rooms, scuffed walls, sticky doors, low light, cleaning, and photo-day setup.
For the outside jobs buyers judge first: garden, paths, entrance, gates, doors, exterior touch-ups, access, and the first photo buyers see online.
For sellers who want the whole home handled in one plan: exterior, interior, cleaning, repairs, final checklist, and pre-photo sign-off.
If the home is in Cornwall, apply with the location. We confirm availability before the paid assessment and plan the work around your photo date.
Cornwall-wide coverage
Assessment availability is confirmed by property location and photo date.
You should not have to find a gardener, a cleaner, a handyman, a painter, and a photographer-ready checklist while trying to sell your home.
We have seen pre-sale clean-up and kerb appeal work create meaningful perceived value on our own properties. We will not promise your result. We will show you the work most likely to matter before you spend.
Book paid assessmentCornwall seller guides
Practical guides for selling a home in Cornwall, boosting buyer perception, and getting estate agent photos right before launch.
selling a home in Cornwall
Selling a home in Cornwall is easier when the property is sale-ready before launch: paperwork, presentation, photos, repairs, and agent information all need to line up.
how to boost home value Cornwall
The safest pre-sale value work is not a blind renovation. It is targeted work that helps buyers see care, light, condition, and low-friction ownership.
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Photo day is not the time to discover dirty windows, bad light, bins in the first shot, or a hallway full of coats at a Cornwall property.
Because the photos create the first price anchor. If the home looks tired online, buyers expect leverage before they ever visit.
No. Staging can be quoted separately. This is sale-readiness: visible repairs, garden, cleaning, access, and photo-day confidence.
Agents can spot problems. They usually do not scope, organise, chase, photograph, and close out the work for the seller.
No. We keep that honest. The goal is stronger photos, fewer obvious objections, and a cleaner route to market.
Paid assessment application
Apply for the paid assessment. If the work is not worth doing, we will say that before you spend the bigger money.