Preparing Your Home For The Home Report

Preparing Your Home For The Home Report

When it comes to moving home, you are probably more focused on what you want from your new house rather than thinking about the sale of your current home. Here are some tips and tricks that will help you prepare for the surveyors appointment.

The surveyors job is to look at the structural and cosmetic condition of your home, and it is worth carrying those little jobs that we always put off!

Some of the small jobs that the surveyor may pick on are and that are relatively easy to fix;

·        Sealant round, sinks, showers and baths

·        Damaged kitchen units/ worktops


·        Loose door handles

·        Doors that stick/ hard to open

·        Windows – blown panes, flaking paintwork, loose or stiff handles

·        Small holes in walls

·        Missing tiles / damaged flooring

·        Broken Fences

·        Vegetation in gutters, broken downpipes

·        Broken slabs/ overgrown gardens

 


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