Seller's Guide
Tips To Ensure Your Home Looks It's Best
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Trim the lawn and keep it green. A front yard has instant impact and is indicative of the overall condition of your house.
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Clean up your garden. Trim shrubs and weed the flower beds.
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Clear your driveway and walkways of any snow or ice to ensure ease of access.
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Keep high-traffic areas clutter-free such as, entryways, stairs and hallways.
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Replace screens if they are rusted or torn.
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Wash windows and clean window coverings.
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Add charm with flowers inside and out.
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Rid the driveway of grease stains with an eco-friendly chemical solvent.
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Pick up all pet droppings and debris.
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Tidy the garage to show off its size.
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Perk up rooms with fresh paint. It’s a great investment that could add dollars to your final selling price. Choose light, neutral colours for the greatest appeal.
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Consider replacing carpeting if it is worn, dirty, outdated or an unusual colour.
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Keep your kitchen clean. Sinks, counters, and floors should be spotless.
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Clear closets to make them appear roomier.
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Maintain bathroom appeal. Sinks and floors should be clean, loose caulking or grout should be replaced, and dripping faucets should be fixed.
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Provide a welcome doormat for appeal and to keep your floors clean during showings.
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Add special accents that make your home appear comfortable and inviting.
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Clean and brighten your basement to enhance the space.
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Maintain your backyard. If you have a pool or hot tub, make sure that it has been cleaned.
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Treat pets to an outing during showings. Potential buyers may be allergic or afraid of pets.
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Turn off the television or radio. This will allow potential buyers to get a sense of your home.
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Be aware of any odours emanating from cooking, pets or smoking. You may be used to it but a potential buyer will notice.
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Discuss home staging services with us and whether they are recommended to show your living spaces in the best possible light.
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Remove excessive or unnecessary funishings and place them in storage. This will create a roomier atmosphere and make the space appear larger.