Detailing timed to a photo shoot or a viewing: glass, stone, joinery and every surface a camera or a buyer actually notices.
A listing photograph shows water spots on glass, dull stone and smeared stainless long before it shows dust. Detailing for a shoot is a different job from cleaning a home to live in.
We work to the shoot time rather than to a calendar day, and we finish with the surfaces that mark most easily so nothing is touched afterwards.
What the visit covers
- Internal and reachable external glass, dried streak-free
- Stone and timber floors buffed, marks addressed
- Stainless, chrome, mirrors and light fittings polished
- Kitchen and bathroom surfaces descaled and dried
- Skirting, frames, switch plates and vents detailed
- Final walk-through with the agent or photographer before the shoot
Asked about this
The same morning wherever possible. Glass and stainless mark within a day in this climate.
We reposition light pieces on request. Staging itself is the agent's or stylist's job.
Yes. A deep clean prioritises what affects how a home lives; detailing prioritises what a lens and a buyer see.
In writing after an inspection, with every item named. The visit costs nothing and commits you to nothing.