First impressions sell properties

Boost your curb appeal

We prioritise the spaces buyers see first, creating strong first impressions. Our maintenance keeps the garden looking its best so you can concentrate on the rest of your home.

1. Attract more viewings

2. Increase perceived value

4. High impact, Low cost

A polished exterior makes listings stand out online and encourages buyers to book viewings.

Tidy, well‑styled front gardens indicate good maintenance of the property overall and encourage viewers to take a closer look.

Big returns on low investment. We use what is already there and loan the rest until the property is sold.

3. First Impressions

Buyers form opinions almost immediately — often within a minute — so the front garden is your first and most powerful sales tool.

  • Remove hardware e.g. old bricks and empty pot

  • Weed and remove moss

  • Remove hardware e.g. old mat, hanging basket and fairy lights

  • Cut back hedge

  • Add matching pair of pots and trees

  • Remove old toys

  • Weed and mow

  • Create border and backfill with pebbles

  • Paint the fence

  • Weed and mow

  • Add bespoke planter painted to match fence

  • Add colour to beds

  • Weed and sweep path

Tidying: mow lawn, edging, weeding, sweep, bare ground cover e.g. shingle or woodchip

Instant colour boost: planters, seasonal bedding

Front door upgrade: matching planters or seasonal wreaths, welcome mat.

Bespoke features: add interest with a new bed, centre piece, hanging baskets, bench or lighting

All new elements at cost of owner OR on loan with ongoing maintenance.

What's included in a Curb Appeal Boost?

We tailor every boost to your space and priorities. Our service can include:

Maintenance

Add a maintenance option to your booster to keep the garden looking its best until your property is sold. This can include:

Weekly Care: mowing, weeding, watering, leaf clearance

Monthly refresh: seasonal flowers, hedge trimming

When you choose maintenance, planters and trees on loan are included at no extra cost. They stay in place until the property is sold or taken off the market.