Preparing an empty property for re-letting | SERV4U Blog
A void period is a planning window When a tenancy ends, a property may need more than a quick clean before it is ready for marketing. Minor repairs, making good, flooring, garden clearance, photographs and presentation work can all affect the next step. Start with the outcome Before arranging work, identify the intended standard and the date the property needs to be ready. A landlord preparing a home for a long term tenancy may make different choices from an agent preparing a property for immediate marketing. A useful preparation list often separates: Essential repairs and safety related concerns Decorative refreshes and making good Cleaning, flooring and presentation Outdoor areas, access and waste arrangements Photographs, checks and handover details Keep responsibilities clear Specialist, regulated or major remedial work should not be hidden inside a general package. Confirm who is responsible, what is included, what needs separate assessment and how completion will be recorded. Next step: Share the property location, target re let date, photographs and priority tasks to discuss a void property package.