Interior

• Kitchen Remodeling
  The National Association of REALTORs® releases a report annually that details which repair and improvement projects are netting homeowners across the nation top-dollar returns. Review the full 2022 report here. The data shows that buyers are looking for timeless features like wood floors and energy-efficient interiors, with renovated kitchens and baths and expanded living space in the upper and lower levels when possible. Buyers also want to avoid larger potential expenses like roof replacement and appreciate added energy efficiency in new windows and the convenience of a garage door system. These projects netted nearly every dollar invested back in value!
• Bathroom Remodeling
• Flooring
  Concierge services, you can receive funds easily and schedule your preferred professionals to complete the work. Colorado homeowners with sufficient home equity are eligible for an interest-free loan up to 5% of the list price—$25,000 maximum—toward projects like painting, staging, flooring, roofing, HVAC & furnace, and windows. You can even use the funds for any purchase that supports the sale of your home...even creative uses like storage unit rental, carpet cleaning, solar panels, snow removal, and moving materials! Your funds can be delivered on a
• Door Installation/Replacement
• Ceiling Fans
  Built-in Features, Ceiling Fan(s), Eat-in Kitchen, Entrance Foyer, High Speed Internet, In-Law Floor Plan, Open Floorplan, Primary Suite, Quartz Counters, Smoke Free, Vaulted Ceiling(s), Walk-In Closet(s)
• Fireplaces
• Carpeting
  In comparing your home to recent listings and sales in the area, you may notice areas where improvements could help your home stand out from the crowd. This can include things like painting, carpeting, hardware, landscaping, organization, and decluttering. Reviewing comparable homes with an open mind can give you inspiration for updates or ways to stage your home that you haven't thought of before!
• Garage Remodeling

Construction

• New Construction
  As a Denver native, I have developed a rich understanding and appreciation for our city. I love sharing my knowledge of vintage homes, new construction, investment properties, and the history of our unique neighborhoods. I focus on the most up-to-date feedback on the state of the market, current trends, nearby comparable sales, and property values to provide my clients with a realistic outlook on what they can expect to achieve.

Landscaping and Fencing

• Landscaping
  In comparing your home to recent listings and sales in the area, you may notice areas where improvements could help your home stand out from the crowd. This can include things like paint, carpet, hardware, landscaping, organization, and decluttering. Reviewing comparable homes with an open mind can give you inspiration for updates or ways to stage your home that you haven't thought of before!
• Fencing
  Adorable ranch near Aurora medical campus and Central Park neighborhood. Property has a cute picket fence in the front yard and backyard is includes a storage shed/workshop that will remind you of a fun unique tiny home. There is also a brick patio area for entertaining, BBQing or just soaking up the Colorado Sun. Planter box allows for some cultivation of fresh home-grown veggies or beautiful flowers. Home has newer windows, New water heater, newer plumbing, gas stove, newer fencing. Property has endless possibilities. Do an addition or build a bigger garage off the alley. The city of Aurora is also starting to approve ADU units so def something to look into down the road as a possibility. Close to Old downtown Aurora and planet fitness. Stanley marketplace minutes away. Fantastic central location to downtown and airport.
• Snow Removal

Exterior

• Window Installation/Replacement
• Garage Door Repair/Replacement
• Siding
• Residential Roof Repair
  Your Broker can make visual assessments of your home's condition and have a bevy of vendors to recommend, but nothing compares to a Home Inspector. Waiving an inspection may have been a tool in desperate times when inventory was trickling onto the market, but it leaves the buyer walking in blind. As a first-time buyer, you want to know if the home has any issues with structure/foundation, roofing, plumbing, electrical, and more—these potential repairs are about to become your headache! Take the mystery out of the equation and hire a reputable Home Inspector. You'll receive a detailed report of any issues uncovered and can return to the seller with any repair requests.
• Residential Roof Replacement/Installation

General

• Painting
• Insulation
• Handyman Services
  You love your home and the quirks it has—squeaky doors, loose outlets, leaky faucets, and all. Connect with a trusted handyman to address these items. While they may not be huge issues, a potential buyer may be turned off by too many 'small' items and have concerns with the maintenance of your home. If you have larger issues, you may want to consider having a home inspection completed independently prior to listing your home for sale to get ahead of any issues. This may allow you to present your home "as-is" and prevent surprises during the buyer's home inspection, making negotiations smoother on the way to the closing table.