Who we serve
Get your home ready to list, in one scheduled visit
Your agent handed you a list. Rather than finding a painter, a handyman and a cleaner yourself — and hoping they come in the right order — one approved scope handles the whole list on a fixed schedule, and you get photos of everything that was done.
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What usually goes wrong
- A prep list with no idea who to call first
- Quotes that arrive days apart and never match
- Living in the house while work happens
- Spending on work that will not change the sale price
How we handle it
- A single walk-through and one written scope
- Work sequenced room by room in occupied homes
- Items you can approve or decline line by line
- Photos of the finished work before photography day
Related services
Pre-listing make-ready packages
One scheduled package gets a home photo-ready: punch-list repairs, paint touch-ups, listing-grade cleaning and a photo-documented completion report.
View servicePunch-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.
View serviceCleanouts and junk removal
Full or partial cleanouts for estates, pre-listing homes and vacated rentals, including loading, haul-away and a broom-clean finish.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I have to do everything on the list?
No. Every recommended item is priced separately so you can approve what matters for your listing and decline the rest.
What does it cost?
Pricing depends on the property size and the approved scope. The pricing page shows the ranges for each service; the quote states a firm number before anything is scheduled.
Can you work with my agent directly?
Yes. Many scopes are coordinated with the listing agent so the schedule lines up with photography and the first showing.
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.