Pre-Sale Kitchen Face Lift

Kitchens
Written By Tanner Hill

The Problem:

The homeowners wanted to move, but their existing equity wasn’t enough to comfortably purchase their next home. Their house still had many of its original 1980s finishes, limiting what they could expect to sell it for without making improvements first.

What we changed:

  • Complete kitchen renovation

  • New cabinetry and countertops

  • New flooring

  • Updated lighting and finishes

  • Fresh interior paint

  • Drywall repairs

  • New carpet upstairs

The Result:

After investing approximately $20,000 in strategic updates, the home appraised for $90,000 more than its previous appraisal—helping the sellers unlock the additional equity they needed to purchase their next home.

Tanner Hill
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