Want to make your home stand out?

Staging is one of the most effective ways to make a great first impression on buyers. With just a few strategic updates, you can highlight your home’s best features and help potential buyers imagine themselves living there. Use our quick checklist below to get started!

• General Home Cleaning (kitchen & baths most important) 

• De-personalize & remove offensive artwork or pictures (only if needed) 

• Patch nail holes & repair any dry wall as needed

• Paint touch-ups as needed on walls & trim 

• All items cleared off the kitchen counters except for 3 items (knife block/decorative pieces)

• Organize all closets (ie: gloves, toys, hats, etc. in bins)
  *Towels folded & organized in linen closet

• Remove rugs in kitchens and bathrooms

• Make sure light fixtures work and no burnt out bulbs

• Clean mechanical room (no spider webs and wipe down surfaces)

• OK to use unfinished spaces as storage (neatly organize storage items along exterior walls)

• Open window coverings for photos and showings (increase natural lighting)

• Sidewalk and driveway cleared of snow and ice

• De-personalize & remove offensive artwork or pictures (only if needed)

• Patch nail holes & repair any dry wall as needed

• Paint touch-ups as needed on walls & trim

• All items cleared off the kitchen counters except for 3 items (knife block/decorative pieces)

• Organize all closets (ie: gloves, toys, hats, etc. in bins)
  *Towels folded & organized in linen closet

• Remove rugs in kitchens and bathrooms

• Make sure light fixtures work and no burnt out bulbs

• Clean mechanical room (no spider webs and wipe down surfaces)

• OK to use unfinished spaces as storage (neatly organize storage items along exterior walls)

• Open window coverings for photos and showings (increase natural lighting)

• Sidewalk and driveway cleared of snow and ice