In general, we suggest small updates to make a home feel fresh, such as:

Replace dated faucets, light fixtures, ceiling fans, and hardware.

Install new bathroom and kitchen faucet fixtures if yours are dated.

Remove wallpaper and paint over the walls in neutral colors.

Paint dated kitchen cabinets a fresh shade of white.

Re-stain aging hardwood floors to bring them back to life.

Steam clean carpets or replace unsalvageable carpeting with a neutral, durable, and affordable selection.

Make It Photogenic

These days some of the heavy lifting involved in selling a home is done online with a photo layout. As you update, upgrade, and reevaluate your home’s features and amenities, plan your strategy with a photographer’s eye. A view from above looking down on your entry could appear more dramatic with the addition of a geometric tile floor.

Your living room would probably also look more opulent if you rearranged the furnishings to feature the palladium window or the fireplace. This is a function of clever planning and staging that develops and showcases the best features of your interior and exterior spaces. The better you understand that now, the more likely you are to cultivate appealing features and market them effectively.

Cleanliness Matters

Dirty carpets, stained tile grout, and grimy kitchen cabinets may not be deal breakers, but they will cause concern about the types of neglect hiding out of sight. Let us arrange a deep cleaning session with some of our trusted cleaning crews. We will walk our clients through every step of the process.

Home organization can have a significant impact on the final sale price of a property. Properly decluttered homes often sell for higher prices than cluttered ones. By showcasing the property's potential and helping buyers envision themselves living there, a home edit justifies a higher asking price and can lead to competitive offers

We can do everything from:

Clear countertops and miscellaneous items on the floor. Kitchen, entryway, and open spaces.

Basement clutter.

Pare down the items on display on open shelving, mantels, and walls. Store family photos in a safe spot and remove sports memorabilia and knick-knacks.

Sort through old stacks of mail, paperwork, and pens and notepads cluttering up places like the kitchen and home office. Shred sensitive documents you don’t need.

Pack away small appliances that you don’t use daily, like the air fryer, along with seasonal items such as the turkey roasting pan. Organize and assist in a clean fresh look.

Get a few plastic containers for stashing away toiletries. Store them in bathroom cabinets and use them to hide your everyday makeup, toothbrush, hairbrush, etc.

Bedroom, use the space to hide your nighttime reading or other bedtime items. Leave just a lamp on top. Clear out unwanted closet items and help sell or donate.

Ditch expired food from the pantry and refrigerator.

Reduce closet items, excess towels, and linens.

If your house still looks cluttered with the items you plan to take with you to the next residence, rent a storage unit as an interim solution.