What we remove
| Where | Typical removals |
|---|---|
| Kitchen | Appliances and dishes on the counter, magnets and papers on the fridge, dish towels |
| Living areas | Toys, cords, remotes, piles of mail, pet beds |
| Bedrooms and baths | Personal photos, clothes, toiletries, laundry |
| Exterior | Cars in the driveway, trash bins, hoses, yard signs from other businesses |
Why cleanup instead of a reshoot
When sellers still live in the home, the photographer can only move so much on the day. Cleanup edits finish the job afterwards, and they cost far less than coming back for a second shoot. They also take personal items out of public photos, which many sellers prefer.
Where we stop
We remove things that won't be there at the showing. We don't hide damage, repaint walls, change flooring or take out power lines and neighboring buildings. If you're unsure whether an edit crosses the line, ask your broker and check your MLS rules.
Questions
Can you remove furniture the sellers are taking with them?
Yes, and if the room looks bare afterwards we can stage it with neutral pieces.
Can you fix a gray sky?
We can replace a dull sky in exterior photos with a clear one. That is a common edit, but some MLS rules ask you to disclose it.
Got listing photos ready? Send the shoot and tell us which rooms to stage, clean up or turn to twilight.
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