Home Staging Options
Get your house show ready today! Rocky Mountain Home Staging provides a complete menu of house staging options based on your needs and budget. For occupied homes, these will always follow a staging consultation. Vacant homes, typically only need a consultation first if the sellers are looking for advice on paint, flooring, and other selling updates prior to staging.
Here are our most popular solutions:
Vacant Staging
Vacant homes take longer to sell. Buyers just can’t picture how furniture fits and how rooms might be used. Only 10% of buyers can imagine a home looking any different from it does now. They typically underestimate the size of the master bedroom unless it is enormous and struggle with visualizing how they might use open concept areas. Empty houses seem much smaller and often feel cold and hollow. Any flaws no matter how minor stick out like a sore thumb in a vacant house because there is nothing else to look at. Staging makes vacant homes feel warm and inviting. It helps buyers mentally move-in to the space which is a requirement if you want an offer. If you have a vacant property, furniture and accessories are used based upon your budget and specific needs. Price varies depending upon furniture needs, house size, price range and number of rooms. You don’t have to have a full house of furniture to sell you vacant home. Vacant staging services include a free estimate.
Hands-on Staging
Show up and stage. This is ideal for home sellers who already know that they need staging help. We come for either a half day or a full day and stage your home. We use your existing furniture and accessories. You and any helpers you have help us move furniture, pack items and set the scene for selling. This service works best if your home is already cleaned and decluttered. When we leave you will receive a list of additional things that you still need to do, for example we may suggest that you paint a wall, touch up the trim, borrow some furniture, buy a few towels, or rent accessories.
2-Part Staging
We come for a brief consult to talk to you, see your house and take photos and then we create a plan of what needs to be done. You will likely be given some homework as far as packing, de-cluttering, moving furniture or a shopping list before we return for the final staging. The second part is typically a 4-5 hour staging day. You can either be there or we can work with a staging assistant or two while you are at work or out.
Open House Staging
An open house can be an excellent time to showcase your home and really make it shine. And, once you are ready for the open house, you are ready for showings. There are several ways that Rocky Mountain Home Staging can help you with your open house. Some buyers want us to show up for the first time right before the showing and help with last-minute tweaks. Usually, though, it is best if we can visit your home a week or two before so that you can have an action blueprint leading up to the open house. We then perform last-minute tweaking the day before or the morning prior to your scheduled open house.
Photo Shoot Staging
Over 90% of buyers start their search on-line, so it is critical that your listing have lots of great looking photos. Cameras capture the space differently than the human eye does and it can be less forgiving. Small items look like clutter so rooms look better in photos when they are on the sparse side. We can help you prepare your home for photos whether you are using a professional photographer or you or your agent are taking the pictures. We can then re-stage your home post photo shoot for the showings if necessary.
Overwhelmed by the choices? Call us for a customized solution to sell your property at 303-402-5645 or email info@rmhomestaging.com