Sale Preparation

Take Care of Details Before Listing

Loose hardware, damaged walls, and unfinished projects can distract from a home’s appeal. I help homeowners tackle those outstanding tasks so they can feel more prepared for photos, showings, and possession day.

Services may include:

• Drywall patching and paint touch-ups.

• Adjusting sticky doors and replacing worn hardware.

• Replacing cabinet handles and knobs.

• Installing or replacing curtain rods, blinds, and window coverings.

• Refreshing caulking and completing minor trim repairs.

• Replacing light bulbs and furnace filters.

• Completing an agreed-upon list of small repairs and finishing touches.

Projects are reviewed individually to confirm the scope, timing, and whether a licensed trade is needed.

Home Walkthrough

Get to know your home, inside and out

Get to know your new home—not just where everything is, but how to look after it.

During this personalized walkthrough, I show homeowners where important components are located and explain routine upkeep in straightforward language.

Depending on the home, we can cover:

• Main water shutoff and other accessible shutoffs.

• Electrical panel and any subpanels.

• Furnace filters and ventilation equipment.

• Sump pump and related maintenance.

• Water heater and appliance-care guidance.

• Seasonal maintenance tasks.

• Basic homeowner tools and supplies.

• When to handle a task yourself and when to call a professional.

The homeowner receives a personalized maintenance checklist to help them keep track throughout the year.

This is homeowner education and maintenance planning—not a real-estate inspection, code-compliance assessment, or certification of the home’s condition.

Move-In Services

A Fresh Start for Your New Home

Moving comes with enough to organize. I help new homeowners take care of basic maintenance and small projects so they can focus on getting settled.

Services may include:

• Replacing accessible furnace and ventilation filters.

• Replacing light bulbs.

• Replacing batteries in compatible smoke and carbon monoxide alarms.

• Installing shelving, curtain rods, hooks, and storage accessories.

• Assembling furniture.

• Completing small repairs and adjustments.

• Creating a maintenance starting point by recording what was replaced and when.