Our fully responsive website supports devices of various sizes and platforms, so whether people are searching on the go, at work or home, your property will be found and viewed in the best possible light.

Buyers and tenants can register for property alerts via the website which allows them to receive property alerts instantly via e-mail and text message.

We also invest in the top leading website portals On The Market and Rightmove putting your property in front of millions of prospective buyers.

We take great care in preparing your property’s sales particulars not only to ensure complete accuracy but also to provide as comprehensive and informative a description as possible.

We also use 3D floorplans on every brochure. A fantastic tool for buyers to quickly work out the layout of your home.

A photographer will visit your home at a time to suit you and capture the best features that your property has to offer.

We also use social media channels on a daily basis to help get your property seen by as many people as possible in the right target areas.

The use of social media continues to grow at a phenomenal rate. If used in the right way it can be a great help in promoting your property to an additional buyer audience. Follow us on facebook and twitter to see what all the fuss is about.

Personal attention makes a real difference to people. We have four offices (Chadderton, Royton, Shaw & Uppermill) covering the whole of Oldham, Saddleworth and the surrounding areas ensuring you are never far away if you do need that face to face contact that can be all so important.

We also rotate the office window cards as often as possible keeping the windows fresh and ensuring people keep their eyes out for the next new on the market property.

We would always recommend that you have a for sale board. They are still one of the best ways of showing people that you are on the market. Our For Sale boards are designed to be as highly visible as possible particularly from a distance.

• Clean or repaint the front door
• Make sure the door bell works
• Ensure the hall is well lit and remove shoes, bags and coats

• De-clutter to give the appearance of space
• Turn the television and stereo off
• Remove personal items, paperwork, newspapers, magazines etc
• Open a window to air the room

• Ensure there are no stale cooking smells
• Ensure the floor is spotless
• Make sure the work tops are clean and clutter free
• Clear away pet bowls and baskets
• Ensure all the crockery is out of sight
• Make sure all appliances are sparkling

• Make sure the bath and shower are spotless
• Remove mildew stains from tiles and grouting

• Put all clothing away
• Open windows

• Skirting boards should be clean and free from dust
• Repair any damage to walls

• Make sure all windows open and close easily
• Check all door handles are functioning correctly
• Ensure all windows are sparkling

• Vacuum all carpets thoroughly
• Wooden floors should be swept and stains and scratches removed
• Both kitchen and bathroom floors should be spotless and dry before any viewings

• Mow the lawn
• Trim hedges
• Consider hanging flower baskets
• Repair or replace fencing
• Clear away all children’s playthings

• Tidy the garage and ensure it is free of clutter
• Sweep the floor
• Ensure the garage is well lit and has a sturdy lockable door

• Consider cleaning or painting your fascia boards and guttering, (your window cleaner may be of help)
• Replace broken or damaged guttering, missing or broken tiles

It is now compulsory that all properties for sale, to let, and commercial properties have an EPC. The Energy Performance Certificate is similar to the certificates now provided with domestic appliances such as refrigerators and washing machines.

Its purpose is to record how energy-efficient a property is as a building. The certificate will provide a rating of the property from A to G, where A is very efficient and G is very inefficient.

Two ratings are shown. The environmental impact rating is a measure of a home’s impact on the environment in terms of carbon dioxide (C02) emissions – the higher the rating, the less impact it has on the environment. The energy-efficiency rating is a measure of a home’s overall efficiency.

The higher the rating, the more energy-efficient the home is, and the lower the fuel bills are likely to be. The average property in the UK is in bands D-E for both ratings.

Each rating is based on the performance of the building itself and its services (such as heating and lighting), rather than the domestic appliances within it. This is known as an asset rating. The certificate also lists the potential rating of the building if all the cost-effective measures were installed.

The ratings will vary according to the age, location, size and condition of the building. The potential rating on the certificate will take these factors into account, and the suggested measures will be tailored so that they are realistic for the particular building.

The Energy Performance Certificate lists cost-effective measures that homeowners can take to improve the energy efficiency of the building. This can mean lower energy bills for the occupiers, and could make homes more attractive to potential purchasers. The certificate will provide contact details for the Energy Savings Trust, who can help you find out whether you could be eligible for grants or discounts to help carry out these improvements to your home. It will also list simple ways that changes in behaviour can save you energy and money – without the need for any works.