The new guidelines, JOINT SECTOR PROTOCOL FOR PROPERTY
SERVICES PROVIDERS, provide clarity on how people can buy and sell homes in the
current global circumstances.
The measures will apply for both commercial and residential
properties.
According to the Department of Health, estate agents,
valuers and auctioneers may be able to go
It is expected that estate agents, valuers and auctioneers
may be able to go back to work from June 8th.
We at McPeake Auctioneers would like to highlight some
important measurements we are going to implement and advise our customers
attending viewings and potential buyers to note and apply Social distancing
measures at all times.
- Viewers must not attend if displaying any COVID-19 symptoms, are self-isolating or have returned from overseas in the last 14 days.
- Pre-booked private appointment viewings will be carried out only. Name and phone contact details of viewing party will be recorded in advance of viewing.
- Please do not park close to residents’ cars or driveways by mounting the kerbs or close to an area where children are playing.
- Maximum 2 people per party and no young children (under 16).
- Time restricted appointments (15-minutes recommended) with sufficient time allowed between appointments to avoid any potential cross over of viewers.
- Hand sanitizing facility will be available at the entry point of each show unit.
- Property windows will be open to ventilate the show unit (all weather).
- No bathroom facilities provided.
- In second-hand properties, vendors will be asked to leave all doors and storage areas open to avoid people touching objects excessively.
The McPeake Team.......
Stay safe...