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October 21, 2020
When you’re thinking of selling your home, sprucing it up is on the list of many homeowners.
Marketing your home to the ideal buyer doesn’t have to be overly expensive or a lot of work. There are many excellent ways of increasing your home’s curb appeal on a budget.
Lawn Care
First and foremost, the most significant impact you can have on how the exterior of your home looks is taking great care of your lawn. It’s essential to take care of your yard all year round, and investing in an automatic irrigation system can help maintain your property. An irrigation installation will allow you to water your lawn whenever you need to while saving water and never missing a crucial watering time. Ensuring leaves are raked, it’s always mowed and well-kept, and always watered will help ensure your lawn is the envy of the community.
Adding Flowers
Along with a manicured lawn, adding flowers and other greenery is a beautiful addition to any yard. Getting beautiful flowers to plant can be inexpensive, and taking the time to plant them can take some effort, but the end result is so worth it. It shows that you’re taking pride in your home, and any interested buyer will appreciate that. Add a variety of colors, your favorite color, or choose your favorite flower.
A Clean Exterior
Giving your home a good clean can really improve the overall curb appeal of your property. Pressure washing the exterior, cleaning the gutters, and washing the windows can improve the look of your home significantly. Spending the time cleaning up your home can be one of the most inexpensive ways to increase the curb appeal if you own a pressure washer. Otherwise, you can easily rent one from most big-box retailers or hardware stores.
A Fresh Coat of Paint
Once you’ve cleaned the exterior of your home, it’s the perfect opportunity to give it a fresh coat of paint. You can do it yourself if you are looking for a budget-friendly improvement, but if you have little experience, hiring a professional may be in your best interest. They can get it done quickly and efficiently and have the finished product look spectacular. A new coat of paint will also ensure any paint chipping or cracking is covered, reflecting the pride you have as a homeowner.
Paint the Details
A small way to make a significant impact is to take care of the details. You can paint your front door a fun color that makes your home stand out, your window sills, and your mailbox. There are plenty of inspirational pictures online to help you choose which parts of your home you want to paint. A purple, pink, or blue front door will be eye-catching and inviting. You may also choose to upgrade the hardware on your door and your house number to make your home more unique.
New Lighting
Spending a little bit of money to increase the quality of your lighting or adding new lights to your home can pay off immensely when it comes to your curb appeal. Lighting up your walkways with beautiful lights and porch lights are a great feature for a home to have. If you have existing lights, give them a good clean, so they can shine their brightest, as it’s a common area for cobwebs and debris to gather. A bright entryway is welcoming for guests and potential buyers alike.
A Great Welcome Mat
Make your guests feel welcome by choosing a funny or cute welcome mat. If there’s a TV show that you love, a particular saying, or something that reminds others of you, it can be made into a welcome mat.
Choosing to sell your home doesn’t have to be a stressful process. Working with an experienced realtor who can give you advice and guidance will help ease any concerns you may have. When it comes to improving your home’s curb appeal, you may feel a little overwhelmed, but there are plenty of things you can do with little or no money and just a little bit of elbow grease. Your home will be looking amazing in no time.
Sources:
https://www.foreverhomes.ca/custom-home-builders-blog/
https://www.moving.com/tips/16-easy-ways-to-boost-homes-curb-appeal/
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