FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
A: During the Full Service Staging process, I, and any of my associates needed to complete the project, perform the staging duties.
However, if you hire me for a Staging consultation, you perform the staging duties after I complete the consultation report and go over it with you. Included in the consultation is a one-hour return visit from me to fine-tune your work upon your completion of the staging.
A: Debit Cards, VISA, Mastercard, and Cash are accepted forms of payment. No Checks accepted.
Q: When is payment expected?
A: Payment is expected at time of service.
Q: Do you use my furniture or will you bring in other furniture?
A: The goal in staging your property is to use your furniture, accessories, art, etc. If it is absolutely necessary, rental furniture, etc. could be used. Fees are paid by the homeowner and rented only after agreed upon. Vacant homes are staged using rental furniture, accessories, etc. unless you have extra furniture you want to bring back onto the property. Fees are paid by the homeowner.
A: Your furniture and items that are not used in your staged home are packed up and stored in a location of your choice. Examples: garage, storage unit, PODS, etc. Your goal is to sell your house and move, so why not pack up early.
A: After the staging is completed, you will receive a checklist of the things you need to do to keep your house continually in “staged” shape. You want your house to be ready at any and all times to be viewed by the next potential buyer. Your whole family will need to help in this part of the staging and selling process.
A: If you decide the staging process is too much for you to handle for some reason, I am at your service to finish the job. Additional fees will be discussed and set according to the project, and how much work is left to complete.