Increase the value of your house by 1000’s only spending a 100's.

London Home Decorators has teamed up with professional house doctors to provide you an important service which has been designed to assist you in the rapid sale of your property at the highest possible price. Our painters and decorators are in London and know the house market and design industry very well.

You may simply want a professional makeover of your house to show off to your friends and family! Or for your enjoyment – hire us and we guarantee our various home decorating ideas and abilities will impress you.

There is no doubt that the two most important factors involved in selling one's property are accurate valuation and visual presentation. London Home Decor will use the best work men and the best tools to get the job done on time and to an excellent level.

London Home Decorators has a fantastic service called House Doctor: Our House Doctors will set out to advise you on how to best present your property to the market either before or at any time during the period that it is offered for sale.

It is generally accepted that in some cases the Estate Agent is blamed for not perhaps doing their job properly. More often than not, however, the resistance to purchase is because there are certain factors which prospective purchasers find off-putting or totally unacceptable. These factors can be identified by the independent eye of our House Doctor and usually put right or improved for little or no capital expenditure. The little changes in home decor, paint & decoration or big improvements in room design can be the difference between sale or no sale.

Our Service:

• Our House Doctor visits the property and is shown around by the owner
• House Doctor then re-inspects the property room by room and notes down all the aspects that would benefit from being added, moved, changed, replaced, packed away or disposed of altogether
• House Doctor returns to his office and prepares a detailed written report on what needs to be done and the priorities with the minimum of capital expenditure
• Second visit a day or two later to discuss the report with the owner
• Third visit arranged at some mutually suitable time later to monitor progress

Thought about painting & decorating before selling your property? It's a fact that most buyers make up their mind about a property within seconds of entering, and often, before even getting beyond the front door! So, get going and sort out your property's pitfalls for a profit!

Top 5 house doctor tricks!

1) Make a feature of your front door

The front door is a strong focal point and should give your buyer a flavour of what's inside. Peeling front door paint and a "Broken doorbell, please knock" sign just aren't going to give your home that all-important kerb appeal. If your front door's looking a bit tired, give it a fresh coat of glossy paint and treat the door furniture to a thorough polish. If you're uncertain about the look of your door's fittings, replace them with a simple, sleek style. Finally, make sure everything about the door works - the hinges, bell, handles... no squeaks or creaks please!


2) Really clean your kitchen and bathroom

Your kitchen and bathroom should be absolutely spotless and shining when potential buyers come around. In fact, the more they look like no one uses them, the better. Remove all washing from the kitchen and make sure all the appliance doors are closed. Hide away inessential clutter from the worktops as well as dirty tea towels. In the bathroom, towels and soap should be unused and the room should smell clean and fresh. Hide the toilet brush, toothbrushes and barrage of shampoo bottles and make sure the room really sparkles!



3) Use mirrors to create space and light

It's the oldest trick in the decorator's book but it works a treat every time. A mirror will bounce light around the room and open up cramped spaces, making them appear bigger. A large square or rectangular mirror will look particularly good above a fireplace mantelpiece and a long thing rectangular mirror will look great hung horizontally parallel to the headboard of a double bed. Mirrors can even be used outdoors to create a feeling of space in a small patio garden, particularly when the edges of the mirror are hidden by plants.



4) Remove all evidence of pets

Not everyone is going to feel the same way about your little Pookums as you do, so make sure you remove all evidence of having a pet at all. In fact, if you can get them to go and stay at a friend's while you're selling then so much the better. Hide all food bowls and doggy toys and make sure the garden is thoroughly poop-scooped. Finally, give all the carpets a good vacuum with an odour-absorbent carpet cleaner like Vax and get a trusted friend to come around and give your home a "sniff test".




5) Remove all evidence of yourself!

Now you've done the dog, the next step is to remove yourself. Make sure that only the bare minimum of personal items are on display - remove any family photographs, postcards stuck to the fridge, clothing or shoes on display and all but the most basic bathroom toiletries to really depersonalise your home. This will allow your buyers to "mentally move in" and imagine themselves living happily in your space. And maybe, to give you an offer you can't refuse!