Spring Cleaning Checklist

The Spring season always gives me a newfound energy to really freshen up the house; do you feel it too? Spring cleaning is good for the soul and the house, even if you're not moving. If you are considering a move, Spring cleaning is the perfect way to start getting your home ready for sale.?

Here are my BEST Tips to make your home shine:

Declutter and Organize

• Remove any personal items, excess furniture, and an overabundance of knick-knacks. This will help to make your home feel more spacious and inviting. Remember, less is more!
• Organizing your closets, cabinets, and storage spaces will help to make your home look larger and more organized.

Deep Clean

A deep clean is essential for making your home look its best.

• This includes cleaning carpets, scrubbing bathrooms and kitchens, dusting surfaces, and cleaning windows.
• Be sure to eliminate any pet smells or cooking odors from your home as well.

Add A Fresh Coat Of Paint

Yes I know, it sounds like a costly project, but honestly, you can't imagine how a fresh coat of paint will transform your space. It’s like night and day. Trust me.

Enhance Your Curb Appeal

The exterior of your home is the first thing people notice, including you! So make sure it looks great.

• Power wash your driveway and walkways.
• Plant some colorful flowers.
• Keep the lawn mowed and well-manicured.
• Add a new welcome mat and even a fresh coat of paint to your front door.

By following these tips, you can give your home a thorough Spring Cleaning. If you're planning to list your home for sale, a Spring Cleaning is definitely the way to get started. A clean, organized home with great curb appeal will help make a great first impression on potential buyers and is likely to help you sell your home faster and for a higher price.

Sounds like a good plan? Contact Me for more tips on everything home related.

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Happy Spring!