Home Staging Helpful Information

Home Staging helps create a positive first impression, highlights a home’s strengths, and can lead to a quicker sale and potentially higher sale price.

A 2023 study by National Association of Realtors (NAR) found 81% of buyers’ agents said staging a home made it easier for a buyer to visualize the property as a future home.  Buyers were more willing to walk through a home they saw online and identified that staging positively impacted the home’s value.

Benefits include a potentially higher sale price, reduced time on the market, and an improved perception of the property and most important a better online presentation.

While some homeowners opt to stage their homes themselves, professional Home Stagers have the training, experience and expertise to maximize a property’s appeal.

Costs can vary widely depending on the extent of the staging.  The cost for staging a vacant home depends on how many rooms in the house you are staging and the package level chosen. Occupied homes should start with a consultation, which gives you a room-by-room action plan, typically followed up with a Hands-On Staging from our highly trained expert team of stagers. 

No, Home Staging can benefit both vacant and occupied homes. It’s about enhancing a property’s appeal, regardless of its current state.

Staging can be done at any time, but it’s most effective before listing a property. This allows for optimal professional photos, increasing the showing traffic.

Yes, Home Staging can be adapted to different budgets. Stagers can often work with existing furniture and decor.  Transition Home Staging offers 3 Package Tiers:  Essentials, Premier and Luxury

Home Staging focuses on depersonalizing and creating a neutral, marketable space, while interior decorating is tailored to the homeowner’s preferences.

The timeline varies based on the property’s condition and the extent of the Staging, but it can range from a few hours to a few days.

It depends on the property’s condition. Some repairs and updates may be recommended to neutralize and increase the properties ROI , but it varies from case to case.

Yes, you can usually live in your home during the staging process, especially if it’s an occupied staging. The Stager will work around your living situation.

While Home Staging is commonly used for selling homes, it can also be applied to rental properties, vacation rentals, and even for improving the aesthetics of your home for personal enjoyment.

Home Staging is not limited to luxury properties. It can benefit homes of all sizes and values, from small apartments to high-end estates.

You can find qualified Home Stagers through referrals from real estate agents, online directories, and by checking for certifications from professional organizations like IAHSP (International Association of Home Staging Professionals) or RESA (Real Estate Staging Association). 

We go beyond the ordinary, steering clear of the “cookie-cutter” approach as each home is unique. Our team comprises highly skilled staging experts who consistently stay abreast of buyer and design trends. This commitment ensures that we provide a creatively cutting-edge final product.

Whether your home is large or small, high-end or more budget-friendly, our clients can expect a consistent customer experience, marked by effective communication and top-notch customer service.

At Transition Home Staging, we take pride in owning all our furniture and décor. Actively participating in design markets, we remain updated on the latest design trends, incorporating them into the home staging process to appeal to your home’s target buyer. This practice not only ensures affordability but also results in a personally styled touch, setting us apart from the conventional option of renting from large furniture rental companies.

Yes, our company is fully insured in the unlikely event of damage or injury.  Our team strictly adheres to professional policies and procedures, prioritizing the utmost safety while operating in your home.