Should I be home during the staging appointment?
In order to efficiently prepare your home, we ask that homeowners not be present during cleaning, staging and photography.
How long will my home be staged for?
Once your home is staged, it will stay that way until the home is sold firm.
What rooms will be staged in an owner occupied home?
Our stager will pay attention to every room and stage each room as needed. Rooms that are prioritized are: living/family room, dining room, kitchen, and bathrooms. A utility room, unfinished basement/laundry room, or mud room may not require staging. (Check our photography FAQ for additional information on how these particular rooms are managed.)
What rooms will be staged in a vacant home?
If you are selling a vacant home for the intended purpose of an investor flipping it (extensive renovations) it may not need to be staged. If the home is in good condition and move-in ready, our staging team will have the living/family room, dining room, kitchen & bathrooms boasting life.
What rooms will be staged in a tenant occupied home?
It’s in the landlord/owner’s best interest not to disturb their tenants as much as possible, especially while the owner is selling the tenant’s home. Therefore, it’s a West Team best practice not to stage a tenant occupied home. Some exceptions may apply.
What should I do with my furniture/decor since you will be staging?
Our stager will provide you with a detailed list with respect to how to prepare for the day of staging, and guide on where to store your items. Some of your furniture/decor could be utilized in the staging while some signature West Team pieces will be pulled from our staging inventory.