A practical partner for agents
Properly done.
Ready to show.
From inspection response to closing day, we help you get property work scoped, coordinated and documented.
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Keep the transaction moving.
Real estate work rarely arrives as one neat trade. It is a loose handrail, a leaking trap, a damaged screen, touch-up paint and an electrical concern — all on one deadline. Cockett & Co. brings those items into a clear, manageable plan.
Send us the inspection report, repair amendment or your own list. We will identify the likely trades, flag anything that needs a specialist assessment, and help move the work toward completion.
Where we help
Work that fits the real estate timeline.
Inspection reports
- Buyer repair requests
- Safety and maintenance items
- Multi-trade punch lists
- Completion photographs
Pre-listing
- Paint and drywall touch-ups
- Hardware and fixture updates
- Minor carpentry and trim
- Presentation and curb-appeal details
Appraisal & lender
- Required repairs
- Handrails and safety items
- Wood deterioration
- Specialist referrals where required
Closing punch lists
- Time-sensitive corrections
- Final walk-through items
- Loose ends before possession
- Clear status updates
New owner projects
- Move-in modifications
- Fixture and hardware changes
- Painting and repairs
- Kitchen and bathroom updates
Investment properties
- Turnover punch lists
- Rental-ready repairs
- Coordinated improvements
- Ongoing property support
Frequently asked
A few practical answers.
Can I send the full inspection report?
Yes. We can use it to identify the relevant work items and organise them into a practical scope. Reports often include matters that need further evaluation; those will be clearly flagged rather than casually priced.
Do you coordinate licensed trades?
Where work requires a licensed specialist, we can help coordinate the appropriate professional from our trusted team. Final scope and responsibility are confirmed before work begins.
Can you provide completion photos?
Yes. Before-and-after or completion photographs can be included when requested — particularly useful when a client or agent cannot be on site.