Moving. It can be both exciting and horrifying all at the same time. As you may know, getting organized is the first step to a smooth move. When it’s come time to sell your home, you want to make a great impression on your buyers with each and every room. It is said that shoppers will be more likely to purchase a home if they can see themselves living in it. How can you expect them to purchase your home if they can’t envision enough space to park the car?

Here are some things to remember as you work toward a more organized move, and ultimately, a more organized lifestyle!

• Clear away clutter. Leaving unwanted clutter scattered throughout your house can make it seem much smaller and less desirable. Store your necessities in overhead systems or cabinets and donate, sell, or discard the remainder.

• Don’t leave your yard a mess. Your yard and curb appeal are important components to your home’s desirability. Designate places in your garage where you can store gardening and home improvement tools in case of a quick fix.

• Clean garage floors are a must-have. The storage and garage floors offered by Garage Design Works can not only help your home appear more attractive, they can also increase your home’s value.

For many people, moving can be overwhelming. Realtors and buyers alike are looking of a well-polished home. It gives buyers peace of mind–they assume that since what they see has been maintained, the areas of the home they can’t see are in good condition as well. These houses generally sell faster and for a higher price.

Garage Design Works has the expertise you need to create a functional and efficient garage storage space, in your current residence, and in your future home. Is your new home move-in ready? If not, contact the garage design experts at Garage Design Works today.  We do garage organization, cabinets and garage floors in Orlando, Naples and Tampa.

Are you currently selling a house? Share this post and start a dialogue with friends and family about other things you should do when trying to sell your home to potential buyers. If you’re in the market to buy, ask others what they recommend you should look for, red flags in a property, and any other suggestions they may have.