How To Maximise Value For Your Home Before Selling

Looking for ways to maximise the value of your home before selling it?First impressions for homebuyers count big time, so it is important you do your research. Don’t risk overcapitalising on the wrong improvements, as you will risk chipping away at your profits. Here you will see our most important factors to consider when adding value to your home.

Curb AppealEnsure your outdoor garden is free of weeds and generally tidy as this is the first impression to any bypassers. Using hardy, low maintenance plants that are well looked after are a great simple addition to your garden.

Palliside Cladding WeatherboardsThe most popular and best choice of weatherboard on the market. Palliside provides clean aesthetics and is weather proof to the harsh effects of the Australian environment. It is designed to meet Australian standards and is a type A construction material that provides sustainable insulation and structural stability unlike other outdated cladding options. It is also very low maintenance making it the recommended type of cladding for any renovation project.

New garage door provides a distinctive lookThe garage is a fairly big section of the exterior of your home. Homeowners want to ensure their car and home is secure. By installing a remote control garage provides insulation and secure access to your home with very little maintenance.

Roof Restoration Our roofs take a battering from the harsh elements of the weather and deteriorates with time. Make sure you have all gutters clean and tiles repaired. Providing a new roof look shows structural integrity, and can make any home from looking rundown to being the best-looking house on the block.

Solar PanelsSolar panels helps to reduce power consumption of the urban network and save fossil resources.

Rainwater HarvestingInstalling a rainwater harvesting system saves water consumption by up to 50%. This is one of the easiest and most energy-efficient way to save water.

InteriorHaving a fresh coat of paint applied to all rooms automatically creates a sense of cleanliness and a new home feeling that many buyers find attractive. Stick to safe neutral colours that warm and inviting. New carpets and floorboards should also be taken into consideration dependent on your budget.

Fresh bathroomAn ideal bathroom exudes a clean, tranquil, and comfortable ambience. Ensure to reseal any wobbly bathroom fittings to make them feel more solid and functional. Replacing tile grout and making sure all plumbing is clean and in working order also provides a fresh feeling you should be aiming for.

Create an inviting kitchenThe majority of potential buyers list a clean, modern kitchen as one of their top priorities in a potential new home and are willing to pay extra. If possible, go stainless steel with modern appliances. Add contemporary lighting, use solid surface counters and new cupboards. This is an informal gathering place so make this a strong focal point of your home.