Pre-listing make-ready packages
A listing that photographs well sells faster. Instead of chasing a handyman, a painter and a cleaner separately, one scheduled make-ready package covers the repairs, paint and cleaning a house needs before photos, with a single point of contact and a photo-documented report when the crew leaves.
What a standard visit covers
- Walk-through and written scope before any work starts
- Punch-list repairs: doors, hardware, caulking, fixtures, drywall patching
- Paint touch-ups or full-room refresh
- Listing-grade deep clean including windows and appliances
- Photo-documented completion report sent to the agent and owner
Pricing
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Every job is quoted from the actual property. The published range exists so you can sanity-check a budget, not as a bid.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a make-ready take?
Most single-family make-readies are completed in two to five working days once the scope is approved. The written scope states the working days for your property before the crew is booked.
Can this be done while the home is occupied?
Yes. Occupied homes are sequenced room by room so the household keeps a usable kitchen and bathroom throughout, and cleaning is scheduled last.
Who decides what makes the punch list?
The walk-through produces a recommended list; the agent or owner approves it before anything is scheduled. Nothing outside the approved scope is performed without written approval.
Where we work
Related services
Punch-list and minor repairs
Doors, hardware, caulking, fixtures and drywall patching handled in one visit, with a photo report of every completed item.
View servicePaint touch-ups and room refresh
Scuff and patch touch-ups or a full-room repaint in listing-neutral colors, scheduled to finish before photography.
View serviceListing-grade deep cleaning
Deep cleaning built for photography and showings: inside appliances and cabinets, glass, grout, vents and every touched surface.
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Get a quote for your property
Answer a few questions and a written scope comes back with a firm number. Nothing is scheduled until you approve it.