One of the key components of home staging is furniture placement. Our team can work with you to rearrange your furniture in a way that maximizes the space, creates a better flow, and highlights the best features of each room. We can also help you declutter and remove excess furniture to make your home feel more spacious and airy.

Another important aspect of home staging is creating a neutral decor that appeals to a wide range of potential buyers. Our team can help you update and enhance your decor by adding some simple, yet effective touches such as new accessories, artwork, rugs, and bedding, to help your home look more polished and inviting.

Good lighting can make a huge difference in how your home looks and feels. We can help you create a warm and cozy atmosphere by adjusting your lighting fixtures and adding accent lighting where needed. By creating a welcoming atmosphere, we can help potential buyers feel at home and connect emotionally with your property.

Great-looking photos are essential to marketing your home effectively. Our team can help you create a visually appealing listing that showcases the best features of your home. By presenting your property in the best possible way, we can help you attract more potential buyers and ultimately sell your home faster.

Once your home is staged, it's important to keep it that way. We offer continued maintenance services to help you keep your home looking its best throughout the selling process. This can include regular visits to make sure everything is in order and addressing any concerns or issues that may arise.

The first step in occupied home staging is decluttering and organizing. We recommend eliminating as much clutter as possible to create a clean and spacious look. Start by removing any personal items such as family photos, kids' artwork, and other items that can hinder potential buyers from picturing themselves in your home. Also, organize your closets, cabinets, and drawers neatly as potential buyers are known to inspect storage spaces. You can invest in temporary storage units to store non-essential items while staging your home.

Depersonalizing is an essential step in occupied home staging. Removing personal belongings such as family portraits, monogrammed towels, and other personal items allows potential buyers to imagine themselves living in the space. This approach will make your home more appealing to buyers, translating to a higher likelihood of receiving a reasonable offer.

Furniture arrangement is another critical factor in occupied home staging. You want to create an open and welcoming space that prospective buyers will love. Start by removing any furniture that could obstruct the flow of the room and create a cluttered feel. We recommend investing in a few neutral pieces that won't clash with your current décor or personal taste.

Lighting is crucial in occupied home staging as it sets the mood of the space. We recommend natural lighting, opening shades and curtains to let in as much natural light as possible. Another option is to invest in decorative lamps and fixtures that will provide a warm and inviting ambiance. Make sure to light up any dark areas such as corners and hallways.

Minor repairs and updates are essential in preparing your occupied home for staging. We recommend repairing any leaky faucets, cracks on the walls, or any other visible damage that could turn off a potential buyer. Also, it's essential to give your home a fresh coat of paint, clean carpets, and refinish hardwood floors, if necessary.

First impressions are everything when it comes to marketing a home. That’s why we always invest in professional photography for our clients’ homes. Not only does it make the property look its absolute best, but it also helps buyers imagine themselves living there. We use high-quality cameras and equipment, and we make sure to capture every angle and detail that showcases the property’s unique features. This helps us get more leads and increases the chances of getting the property sold quickly.

Virtual tours are becoming more and more popular in the real estate industry, and for good reason. They allow buyers to see the entire property without actually being there. This is especially helpful for occupied homes, as it eliminates the need for sellers to have to clean and declutter their homes for every show. We use state-of-the-art technology to create virtual tours that are easy to navigate and give buyers a true sense of the layout and flow of the home.

Staging is a crucial part of selling a home, and we make sure to highlight that fact in all our marketing materials. We show before-and-after photos that demonstrate how staging can transform a room and make it feel brighter and more spacious. We also include descriptions of the staging and how it enhances the home’s features. This helps potential buyers envision themselves living in the home and makes them more likely to schedule a viewing.

Speaking of before-and-after photos, we make sure to showcase them both online and in print marketing materials. Seeing the transformation of a room or entire space is incredibly powerful, and it gives potential buyers a clear picture of the potential of the property. We take great care in selecting the photos and making sure they truly showcase the best features of the home.