Preparing for your Photoshoot

•    Declutter every room. Clear off counters, tables, and visible surfaces. Less is more — it helps the space feel larger and cleaner.

•    Minimize personal items. Remove family photos, toiletries, pet supplies, and anything overly personal. These small touches can distract from the property’s features.

•    Hide excess items. Closets, garages, and under-bed storage are great places to temporarily tuck things away — these areas usually aren’t photographed.

•    Turn on all lights and lamps. Consistent, warm lighting helps your photos look bright and inviting.

•    Turn off ceiling fans and TVs. Moving blades and screens can create unwanted blur in photos and video.

•    Clean all glass and mirrors. Fingerprints and smudges will stand out in high-resolution images.

•    Clear off counters completely, keeping only minimal décor

•    Wipe down stainless steel appliances, sinks, and mirrors.

•    Hide trash cans, dish towels, and soap bottles.

•    Straighten pillows, bedding, and furniture.

•    Remove cords, remotes, and visible clutter.

•    Open blinds and curtains to let in natural light.

•    Move vehicles out of the driveway and away from the front of the home.

•    Hide hoses, trash bins, and pool equipment.

•    Sweep walkways and patios.

Bonus Tips:

    •    Pets: Please secure pets and remove their beds, bowls, and toys.

    •    Seasonal décor: Keep decorations minimal — timeless styling photographs best.

    •    Final check: Walk through the home as if you were a buyer seeing it for the first time.