Yes, in most cases, pets should be removed during 30A showings. Even well behaved animals can distract buyers, trigger allergies, create odors, or make some visitors uncomfortable. In a luxury market like 30A, buyers should be focused entirely on the home and the lifestyle it offers.
At Spears Group, agents understand that presentation directly impacts perception. Corbin Roush is especially strategic when helping sellers prepare their homes for showings, ensuring buyers experience the property without distractions or friction points.
Many 30A buyers are touring multiple homes in a short timeframe, often while visiting from out of town. A clean, calm, neutral environment helps create a stronger emotional connection to the property. If pets cannot be removed entirely, Corbin typically recommends securing them off site, removing pet items, and addressing any odors beforehand.
Ultimately, buyers should remember the home, not the pet. Small details like this can make a meaningful difference in how a property is perceived and how quickly it sells.
