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Our Brand Promise to you is simple.
 We will treat your home and business like it’s our home and business.

We Promise !

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IF YOUR SELLING YOUR HOME WE CAN  HELP YOU GET THAT TO-DO LIST DONE

 SO YOU CAN GET THE BEST OFFER FOR YOUR HOME
   

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           We can help you with exterior Home Preparation

The condition of your home's exterior is most important when it comes to buyer appeal.

  • Touch up trim paint on doors, window frames, fascia, etc.

  • If your lawn shows no signs of life, a little fertilizer and some water will do wonders for its color. Mow and edge the lawn frequently until the home is sold.

  • Overgrown shrubbery should be cut back to show as much of the exterior as possible.

  • A low-cost investment in seasonal flowers or ground cover will add a personal touch.

  • Replace missing shutters, gutters, downspouts and remove any debris.

  • Inspect the roof for necessary repairs and any visible broken shingles or tiles.

  • Cracks in the driveway and sidewalks can be easily repaired with ready-mix cement. For excessive stains, there are easy-to-use cleaning agents at your home repair store.

  • Stucco water stains can be repaired using a mild bleaching agent.

  • Fences should be mended and painted.

  • Make sure the area in front of your curb and driveway are clear of debris. Wash it down with the hose.

  • Wash all windows inside and outside.

  • All of these suggestions may also apply to your back yard or child's play area.

          We can help you with interior Home Preparation

LIVING AREA

  • Clean your home from top to bottom.

  • Put all valuables in a safe place.

  • Repair any cracks or holes in walls and touch-up paint.

  • Doors should be cleaned and touched-up as well. All torn screens should be repaired or replaced.

  • Avoid repainting the entire house unless current colors are very loud or offbeat. White or light pastels are the easiest for new homeowners to work with and they make your rooms look larger.

  • Clean carpeting and draperies. Carpeting should be vacuumed throughout the house the day your home is being shown.

  • If you have a fireplace, make sure all tile is in good condition, the screen is in good shape, and the hearth is clean.

  • Lubricate squeaking doors, windows, and cabinets.

  • Put deodorizers in each room and closet.

  • Store out-of-season clothes so closets do not look cluttered.

  • Pre-pack items, which may clutter your home and make rooms appear smaller.

  • A few colorful plants will help liven and add color to the interior.

KITCHEN

The kitchen is one of the most important rooms in the house. An open appearance with sunlight and green plants here and there will make the room a focal point.

  • Keep the counters clean and clear of appliances.

  • All appliances should be clean and neatly organized.

  • Never leave dirty dishes in the sink.

  • Clean and wax the kitchen floor. If the floor looks old and dull, consider replacing the flooring.

  • Clean fans and vent hoods.

BATHROOM

  • All bathroom appliances should be thoroughly cleaned.

  • Remove stains from sinks, toilets, and bathtubs.

  • Replace old caulking around bathtub and sinks.

  • Repair or replace leaky faucets.

  • Unclog and sanitize drains to remove odors.

  • Clean all mirrors.

  • Keep all toilet seat lids closed.

  • Fresh towels should be in the bathrooms at all times.

GARAGE

  • Have a garage sale to dispose of any unwanted items.

  • Family heirlooms, which you will take with you, should be boxed and stored in the garage until you move.

  • Degreasers are available at your local home repair store to remove stains from the garage floor.

  • Remove any cobwebs.

  • If the basement or attic is a functioning part of the house, make sure the area is clean and in good repair.

       We can help you with the maintenance until your house is sold 

 January

- Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.

- Replace batteries in smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.

- Vacuum your refrigerator coils.

- Inspect, change out HVAC filters.

February

- Test your water heater's pressure relief valve

- Check all locks and deadbolts on your doors and windows.

- Check all electrical elements (GFI, outlets, and switches)

March

- Inspect your home's exterior for wood rot damage.

- De-Winterize exterior water valves and lines.

- Inspect basement and crawl spaces for moisture and mold.·

 

April

-Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.

- Inspect, change out HVAC filters.

- Check gutters and other exterior drainage.

May

- Inspect & repair roofing for leaks and loose shingles. 

- Inspect & repair exterior vegetation around home for encroachment.

- Inspect & repair exterior caulking around windows, doors and other trim items.

June

- Check & clean dryer vent, other exhaust vents to home exterior.

- Inspect plumbing for leaks, clean aerators on faucets.

- Check & repair all weather stripping.

 

July

- Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.

- Replace batteries in smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.

- Vacuum your refrigerator coils.

- Inspect, change out HVAC filters.

 

August

- Test your water heater's pressure relief valve.

- Check interior drywall for damage and touchups as needed.

- Check all patios and porches for loose nails, boards, hand rails, etc.

 

September

- Check damper in fireplace for obstructions, such as birds nests.

- Test sump pump.

- Inspect and maintain garbage disposal.

 

October

- Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.

- Inspect, change out HVAC filters.

- Flush hot water heater and remove sediment.

November

- Winterize all exterior faucets and pipes.

- Remove showerheads and clean sediment.

- Inspect all water filtration system filters: water softener, refrigerator, entire home, etc.

December

- Check interior caulking (bathtubs and sinks).

- Check & repair all weather stripping.

- Tighten any handles, knobs, racks, etc. Evaluate anything that could have a loose screw.

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