Most everyone who has sold a home recently, is currently selling a home, or those thinking about selling a home, has heard of “staging”. Home Staging is the process of preparing a residence for sale in the real estate marketplace. The goal is to make a home appeal to the highest number of potential buyers, therefore the ‘style’ in which you use to ‘stage’ a home, must appeal to the masses. Even if this style does not represent you it’s important to get out of your own way. If you can appeal to a higher percent of viewers, you will sell a property more rapidly and for more money. Staging techniques focus on improving a property's perceived value by transforming it into a welcoming, attractive product that anyone could see themselves living.

Staging PLUS® takes this process to a whole new level. Not only are we raising the perception of value, but we actually take the property to new heights to ensure the greatest overall appeal. It’s a simple process to add decorative touches such as rearranging furnishings and home accessories to create a homey feel for potential buyers. Staging PLUS® goes a big step further. We use a combination of staging and small architectural upgrades or changes to tremendously increase the value.

Staging PLUS® is a quick process, usually no more than 30 days. We completely revamp your entire home to achieve the greatest visual impact and in turn this ensures the highest return rate. This can involve a high number of minor cosmetic changes all the way through to the tiniest of details. We may need to gut a Bathroom or complete a Kitchen make-over. Every decision made will ultimately increase the value of your home while keeping the needs and wants of potential buyers in mind.

Jennifer Reynolds uses her design, decorating, staging, and project management background to aide homeowners in selling their homes faster, at much higher prices and for larger profits.

How Staging PLUS® can help you:

·        Your home is listed at $1,500,000.  After many viewings and open houses you still have not received an acceptable bid or offer. You just found out that your neighbor has a similar home which has just sold for over $2,000,000 and it was only on the market for 2 weeks!  

What’s the solution: