Sellers, it's the first impression that count in selling your home. My job as an Orchestrator is to point out that would be distracting to potential buyers of your home and remedy it.
My job is to see the home as the buyer would and take away the negative and accentuate the positive.
This is a picture of a vent in a home the owner wanted me to ready for sale. He wanted the pretty furniture and art and wouldn't take care of the details.
What's the point? It's like putting on a suit and have spaghetti sauce on your shirt.
Stage-Show-Sell takes the time to make sure all the details are taken care of.
Many of the homes built in the 20s thru 40s have unusual vents that are hard to replace. It's important to keep the character of the homes and it's interesting bring them back to original condition.
As the layers of paint are peeled away the history of colors become apparent.
My process is to wrap the vents in foil (not plastic) and pour citrus strip over the vent. Let is steep for 24 hours. Wash and scrape away the years of neglect and colors.
White -- green -- peach -- blue. I call this the reveal.
Another soak and it will be ready for priming.
This is from another home. Same idea
AND AFTER
OK I CHEATED AND PAINTED THE CABINET TOO
Stage-Show-Sell, offers affordable home staging solutions in the Birmingham - Bloomfield and surrounding areas in getting your home ready for the market. We service both home sellers and realtors. We have the experience, our own rental furniture and accessories to stage many homes. We specialize in Estate work. The house can be put into our hands for the whole process of getting the house on the market
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Hi Virginia, love the analogy, take it offffffffff is right. I bet it's very pretty when you are finished. It's the details that can make or break a deal. Smart lady.