The housing market starts to reopen

25th May 2020

During these unprecedented times, JW Wood has remained open, albeit with a reduced team working from home.

Following the announcement from the Government that we are now able to conduct viewings, we feel it is important for you to understand how things will differ from the past taking into account everyone’s safety.

Our offices are now staffed although all visits are by appointment only. Simply telephone or email the office and wait for confirmation of a day and time before attending.

View our Guide for Having Your Property Valued

View our Guide for Viewing Properties (Buyers)

View our Guide for Having Your House Viewed (Sellers)

These processes are based upon the Government advice on home moving during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, we recommend that you read this in full here.

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