If you're planning to sell your home, hiring a home stager can help you make the most of your investment. But before you start working with one of our professional stagers, you need to be prepared for your first meeting. Here are some tips on how to get ready for your initial consultation with a home stager:
Set a budget
Before meeting with our home stager, it's important to set a budget for the staging process. Decide how much you're willing to spend on staging your home, including any repairs or upgrades that may be necessary. This will help you and our team determine what can be done within your budget and how to prioritize the staging efforts.
Declutter and depersonalize
Before one of our home stagers arrives, declutter and depersonalize your home. Remove any personal items such as family photos, awards, and memorabilia. Also, remove any clutter such as excess furniture, papers, and toys. This will help the stager see the true potential of your home and create a space that appeals to potential buyers.
Identify problem areas
Take a look around your home and identify any problem areas that need attention. Are there any rooms that feel cramped or cluttered? Do you have any outdated fixtures or appliances? Are there any areas that need repairs or upgrades? Make a list of these areas to discuss with us during your meeting.
Be open to suggestions
Remember, our stagers are there to help you sell your home for the best price possible. Be open to their suggestions and trust their expertise. They may recommend changes that you hadn't considered, such as rearranging furniture or updating the lighting. Keep an open mind and be willing to make changes that will help your home sell faster.
How to start working with us?
If you're ready to start the home staging process, schedule a remote consultation. Our team of experienced home stagers will work with you to create a customized staging plan that fits your budget and helps you sell your home faster. We offer both remote consultations for those who want to do it themselves and hands-on staging services for occupied or vacant homes.