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Real estate agents know that in any market, the properties that sell the quickest are move-in ready homes. While most homes do not require a complete remodel, many could benefit from a quick home refresh before selling to appeal to modern homebuyers. Pre-listing house refreshes include minor home improvement projects or cosmetic updates. They are a cost-effective way to help a home sell faster and for top dollar. Normal wear and tear or changes in design trends can leave homes needing a few updates before hitting the market. To refresh a home before listing, we work to appeal to more buyers with cosmetic updates that pull modern design elements into the existing floor plan of a house. A pre-listing home refresh includes projects that are more extensive than repairs and touch-ups but typically do not require any permits. Our projects also take less time than traditional general contractor work, so this option is great for sellers looking to move quickly.

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The hardware complements the clem lines of the kitchen and the stainless steel appliances. Changing your hardware is the quickest was to achieve a new look on your existing cabinets!

One of the quickest and easiest ways to inject your own personality into a space is doing an accent wall. Accentuating the right wall is a key ? ⁣ ⁣ ⬇Steps ⁣ ⁣ ✅FInd the wall that already has a logical reason to be emphasized⁣ ✅ Select the pattern, materials, textures you like⁣ ✅Choose the right colour and right paint ⁣ ✅Hire Professionals to do the job☝

One of the quickest and easiest ways to inject your own personality into a space is doing an accent wall. Accentuating the right wall is a key ? ⁣ ⁣ ⬇Steps ⁣ ⁣ ✅FInd the wall that already has a logical reason to be emphasized⁣ ✅ Select the pattern, materials, textures you like⁣ ✅Choose the right colour and right paint ⁣ ✅Hire Professionals to do the job☝⁣

One of the quickest and easiest ways to inject your own personality into a space is doing an accent wall. Accentuating the right wall is a key
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This customer had just moved into a property in Chesham around eighteen months ago. During that time, they had completely renovated the property and in the process had pulled up the hallway carpet to discover a lovely Victorian tiled floor which appeared to be in good condition but very dirty. Period features like these can add a lot of value to a house these days and so they decided to investigate having it professionally cleaned and contacted me for a quote. Although I can give some indication of price over the phone you never know exactly what to expect so my preference is to visit the property a conduct a test clean. It’s a little trickier to do this now due to COVID-19 but using a combination of PPE, maximum ventilation and social distancing measures I was able to work on the floor. The tiles were in good order with no replacements needed so my focus would be removing carpet adhesive and ingrained dirt. The test went well, and I followed up with a quotation which was accepted, and a date arranged to do the work. I had worked out previously that the quickest was to deep clean the floor and remove the glue and any old seal was to apply Tile Doctor Remove and Go which as its name suggests is a coatings removed designed for Tiled floors. My method was to spray strong a dilution of Remove and Go onto the Victorian tiles and leave it to soak in for fifteen minutes. Then it was scrubbed in with a black scrubbing pad fitted to a rotary machine. The soil was rinsed off using a minimal of water and extracted with a wet vacuum. Once the floor had dried, I inspected the tiles and could see more work would be needed to get the white tiles really sparkling. For this I went over the floor using a 200-grit resurfacing pad using water to lubricate the process, I also used handheld burnishing blocks of different grits to do the edges. With this extra effort and another rinse with water to remove the soil the floor looked great, and so I left for the day so it could dry out ready for sealing. I came back the next day and started by taking moisture readings with a damp meter to ensure the tiles were dry and ready for sealing. This is important as you don’t want to apply sealer to a damp tile and old floors can suffer from damp issues due to the lack of a damp proof membrane. All was well with the floor, so I was able to move straight onto sealing which started with the application of a single coat of Tile Doctor Colour Grow. This is an impregnating sealer that soaks into the pores of the tile enhancing colour and adding protection. Once this had dried, I followed up with another seven coats of Tile Doctor Seal and Go which adds further protection and leaves a nice subtle sheen to the tiles. This product works really well on old Victorian Tiles like these and being water based it doesn’t leave a smell as it dries. Andrew Newstead South Buckinghamshire Tile Doctor

Willis aThe client’s brief was for a low cost, high quality office/studio space to allow them to manage a digital business easily from home. The studio was also required to function as a storage space for the maintenance of the garden. The design was quick and easy to build whilst costing less than the prefabricated alternatives. The fully heated and insulated studio is connected to internet and other essential services. Willis and Powe’s knowledge of the planning process allowed for the quickest possible outcome at the minimum cost.nd Powe

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