Are you still looking to sell your home?

We recently came out to value your property, at Mecs we pride ourselves on providing the high level of marketing your property deserves 🏘️

Please enjoy the short video below, which will tell you a little bit more about what we do, and maybe we can encourage you to instruct us to help sell your home. ⬇️




High-level marketing for your property 🏠


  • Drone Footage
  • Multiple marketing videos for use on social media
  • Floor plans
  • Quality photography.
  • Social media marketing budget for advertising


We pride ourselves on a premium service and we can achieve this by not being a volume agent πŸ“ˆ


Instructing us to sell your property we can assure you that time and care will be dedicated to ensure we give your property the marketing it deserves with the aim of getting the highest offer possible. As a low volume agent another positive is, the whole team at Mecs will ensure the sales process runs smoothly as possible.

If you watch this video below it will explain to you a bit more about why being a non-volume agent will help you sell your property quicker. ⬇️


We work transparently, all our clients have access to everything about their home, enabling them to review viewing feedback, website activity and Sales progression once a buyer has been secured, including social media statistics. We believe in data and you should know how your house is performing.

Don't hesitate to give us a call or drop us an email - info@mecsproperty.co.uk πŸ“§


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