Clutter is stress, especially when it comes to moving. Start by making rooms look bigger by packing away all accessory furniture.  Clear off kitchen and bathroom counters. Reduce pet paraphernalia (and odors). 

Buyers need to be able to imagine their lives in your home, so pack away all personal items like family photos and clear photos from the fridge.

Repaint worn or chipped paint on the front door and porch. Re-mulch to define beds. Pull weeds and dead plants and plant flowers for color. Rake leaves, remove sticks, keep your yard mowed. Make sure all outdoor lights work.

In an ideal world, you'll finish up any outstanding home projects or paint jobs before we hit the market. Buyers want to see pristine spaces that don't require labor or cost on their end. We understand, though, that sometimes life gets in the way. If you've got a honey-do list that will transfer with the sale of the home, we need to talk about incentives or concessions to help buyers handle those projects.

Sure thing. We've got a list of contractors, painters, cleaners, organizers and more. Team work makes the dream work.