Spring Staging

Spring staging ideas to help sell your home!

As days lengthen and flowers bloom, refresh your home’s exterior to make a lasting first impression to potential buyers.
Spring staging enhances curb appeal, attracting viewers before they step inside.
Did you know 60% of buyers, are discouraged by viewing a house that does not have a well kept exterior?
Whether a lawn or courtyard, simple touches like seasonal plants, tidy entrance, and stylish décor can boost your sale chances.

How much do I need to spend?

Spring staging is not about to cost you the earth, sometimes a tidy up is all it takes.
First and foremost, highlight your garden’s standout features to capture buyers’ attention. Unique features like a blossom tree, veggie patch, or pergola add charm. Use lighting and accessories to make areas of interest stand out. Revitalise wooden features with a fresh coat of paint or varnish to give them a new lease of life.
According to research, 68% of buyers may lose interest if front gardens look untidy or have design flaws. By using strategic lighting, having a spring tidy and refreshing woodwork, you can draw attention to your garden’s best assets.

Don’t forget the bins!

We all have them and we all need them, but we do not necessarily want to see them!
Overflowing bins are unsightly! Ensure your bins are externally presentable – clean, lids closed and if possible out of sight from the front view. After your spring garden tidy up visit the Tip with your garden waste, and any other throw away items after your spring staging spree.

The front door is the first step to entering your home, make it a first step to selling your home!
Spring staging does not end with the garden, your front door is just as important.
Wash PVC doors removing the winter grime, refresh wooden doors with a new lick of paint or varnish.
Give glass door panels a clean paying attention to seals where mould and mildew can settle. Lastly jet wash or scrub your front step, moss and mildew that grows over winter in the damp conditions can not only be unsightly but also dangerously slippery.
A beautifully presented garden sets your home apart, creating a memorable first impression that encourages buyers to take a closer look.