FROM THE JOB, IN PICTURES
Real work. The details up close.
Carpets, sofas, mattresses and the corners in between. These phone photographs come from work by BubblePro Property Services, the company behind BubblePro and MoveOut.
Original views and labels are preserved. Lighting and camera angles vary; photographs show visible results, not a promised outcome for every property.
Carpets
1 photo storiesA clean pass across the carpet
The original photograph labels a cleaned section above an untreated section. The change in appearance and pile direction is visible within one frame.
Sofas & chairs
7 photo storiesAn upholstered dining chair
Two supplied views of a dining chair. The location, light and camera angle differ between photographs.
Blue armchair details
The supplied two-panel photograph shows the chair with its seat cushion removed above and with the cushion in place below.
Sofa cushions
The original Before and After labels identify the upper and lower photographs of the light fabric sofa.
Corner seating
The client’s labelled comparison shows the corner and seat cushions. Lighting differs between the two views.
Light fabric sofa
A wider view of the sofa, with the original before-and-after labels preserved and both frames shown in full.
Grey sofa
The supplied comparison includes the seat and back cushions, with Before above and After below.
Upholstery cleaning in progress
Hand-tool extraction on an armchair and a corner sofa. These photographs show the work in progress, rather than a before-and-after pair.
Mattresses
3 photo storiesPatterned single mattress
Two supplied views of the same patterned mattress. The angle and lighting differ, with fewer visible marks in the second view.
Mattress surface and edge
The original labelled comparison shows the top and side of the mattress before and after cleaning.
A cleaned mattress section
A single photograph with the client’s original After label on the left and Before on the right.
Kitchens & appliances
7 photo storiesHob and splashback
Separate before and after views show the tiled splashback, hob and underside of the rangehood. The camera angle differs slightly.
Oven and cooking surfaces
The supplied four-panel comparison shows the oven door, oven interior and cooking area before and after cleaning.
The top of the rangehood
A surface that is easy to miss from below. The original comparison shows visible residue on top before cleaning and a clearer surface afterwards.
Inside the kitchen drawers
The supplied collage shows drawer interiors, with small loose particles visible in the upper views and cleared compartments below.
Storage containers and freezer baskets
The original comparison records the inside surfaces and wire baskets, retaining the client’s before and after labels.
Dishwasher details
The collage includes the inner base, filter parts and rack. Its original labels identify the before view and the finished details.
Finished interior details
A collection of finished refrigerator, dishwasher, vanity and sink views. These are after photographs, without matching before views in this file.
Bathrooms
3 photo storiesShower tray
The paired views show the shower tray surface around the drain. Phone shadows and lighting are visible in both photographs.
Visible shower-drain debris
The original labels show visible debris before cleaning and the exposed drain opening afterwards. This is a surface view, not a plumbing inspection.
Shower screen and frame
The client’s before and after collage shows the shower enclosure, lower frame and tray from similar viewpoints.
Blinds, walls & ceilings
4 photo storiesBlind slats
Dust and residue are visible on the upper set of slats; the lower view shows the slats after cleaning. The two views use different angles and lighting.
Wall marks
The paired photographs show visible marks near a socket before cleaning and the same area afterwards. Surface wear and paint damage require separate assessment.
Around a ceiling light
The original three-panel photo shows marks around a downlight and subsequent views of the surface and light fitting.
Ceiling corner
The supplied photo is labelled mould before and after. It records a change in visible surface marks; a photograph cannot establish that a moisture problem has been resolved.




























