Scott Nappier - EXPERIENCE AT YOUR SIDE

CREATING A GRAND ENTR AND ENTRANCE

As previously mentioned, a house's "grand entrance" is crucial in its curb appeal. It is the gateway to even a modest home and sets the tone for what's inside. Creating a welcoming and impressive atmosphere at the front door is essential for a successful home sale. This involves more than just placing a welcome mat and some potted plants. You want prospective buyers to feel welcome, safe, and secure when they open the door. The doorknob is the first point of contact when entering a home. Security is a crucial factor for homebuyers. A flimsy lock or handle on the front door can make potential homebuyers feel uneasy without even realizing why. It's essential to replace a worn or loose entry handle. You should also consider replacing the door strike plate with a heavy-duty deadbolt and knob combination. This investment, which costs less than $100, will make your home visibly and practically more secure. Everyone wants to feel confident and safe in their home. Make your front door an impressive focal point by giving it a fresh look with a dash of color. Choose a paint that complements the color of your home. Replacing a wooden door with a steel entry door is worthwhile as it has a 91% Return on Investment (ROI).

SOME OTHER CONSIDERATIONS IN CREATING GREAT CURB AP T CURB APPEAL: EAL:

• Symmetry appeals to the eye and is easy to accomplish. Lopsided landscaping or unevenly trimmed bushes will detract from the curb appeal; the home's overall appearance needs balance.

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