leaves, and dirt from your roof. Any more involved damage may require professional work. Still, it’s better to do it beforehand than to have a potential buyer discover at the last minute that the ceilings get suspiciously damp on rainy days. Fixing up any damaged parts of your roof can significantly improve its structural integrity.
Replace or clean gutters.
The weather easily damages the gutters of most homes. It is advisable to clean them out and make sure they look as lovely as possible, but replacing them may be the better option if that doesn’t seem to be enough.
Could you fix the stoop or porch?
Buyers will spend considerable time looking around when they want to see your home. Please ensure that your porch is sound and that there are no wobbly railings or missing blocks. Peeling paint, unsteady or uneven steps or accumulated detritus are all off-putting and should be fixed promptly.
Could you redo the walkway or driveway?
If your walkway or driveway is broken or there is unwanted vegetation around, it is wise to fix the cracks and kill the weeds. Do whatever it takes to make your driveway look new, whether ordering more gravel, resurfacing, or whatever the appropriate treatment is.
Could you replace the siding or repaint the exterior?
If you believe your home needs a new look, one lovely and budget-friendly step is to give it a new paint job. If the paint is peeling off or fading, you can do a new coat or patch things up and refresh the trim, depending on the situation. Siding can
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