Home staging is not only a perfect solution for vacant spaces but also is very important for minimally or full furnished properties. Working together, we will address any areas of concern and offer detailed ideas and solutions to play up the positive features of the home while eliminating or de-emphasizing trouble spots. This includes: furniture placement, decluttering, accessorizing and organizing for all areas of the home to help hightlight it's best features.

We will take pictures of the rooms in the home that will receive hands on staging and perhaps recommend bringing in a few rental items to fine tune from our wide variety of furniture and accessories. Together, we will determine which staging package best suits their needs - and budget - then return to execute the work needed to get the home ready to show!

The 3 in need - $350
Hands on Staging for the 3 rooms most in need!

More to go - $550
Full Staging for 5 main rooms - plus bathrooms!

Picture Perfect - $850
We'll turn the whole home into a Show Home AND provide you with beautiful, professionally taken pictures to help sell it!

Rental items are not included in pricing if required and are based on a per quote basis.

Bathroom

Renovating your bathroom is a great way to add value to your home — both for your family’s daily living and for future resale.
Before you decide to go ahead with a renovation, it’s critical to have a good idea of any underlying problems that could cause unwelcome and costly surprises. Taking time to find problems before you start your renovation will save you money, protect the indoor air quality and preserve the durability and structure of your home.

Common Situations

A bathroom renovation is one of the most common home improvement projects. Bathroom renovations come in all types and sizes—from a simple update of the flooring, to enlarging the room and replacing all fixtures and finishes. Your project is unique, but your reasons for renovating will probably fall into these common categories.

  • Size and design — The room may be small or poorly designed.
  • Fixtures — The fixtures may be outdated, small, hard-to-clean, leaky, cracked or inefficient.
  • Structural — There may be problems that require structural changes or repairs.
  • Moisture — Excessive bathroom moisture may have deteriorated the bathroom surfaces, affected the indoor air quality or jeopardized the structure of your house.
  • Plumbing and electrical — If your house is 30–40 years old, the plumbing and electrical services may be outdated and need upgrading. Houses built prior to 1950 often have lead piping that may pose a health hazard.
  • Heating and ventilation — Bathrooms are often cold because of poor insulation or poor heat delivery. Ventilation is often inadequate, non-existent or causing secondary problems that need to be fixed.

Healthy HousingTM
Renovating is an ideal time to make your house healthier for you, the community and the environment. When doing your bathroom renovation, be sure to consider the five essentials of Healthy HousingTM.

House as a System
A house is much more than just four walls and a roof—it’s an interactive system made up of many components including the basic structure, heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment, the external environment; and the occupants. Each component influences the performance of the entire system. A renovation provides an opportunity to improve how your house performs.

Bathroom renovations often include changes to HVAC equipment that can improve moisture management in the house. Structural changes may improve air sealing and insulation, resulting in increased occupant comfort and house durability.

Avoid Surprises
Before you start renovating, you’ll want to think about your bathroom, your needs and your budget. Look carefully for signs of deterioration and the possible causes. This will save you money and also help you to be better informed if you’re dealing with contractors. Reflecting on your project will also help you to decide whether you need the services of a professional. Being unsure of what needs to be done, recognizing that the job is very complicated, or that you don’t have the time or energy to do the work, are good reasons to hire a professional renovator.