CWHBA - 5 Ways to Enhance Your Home's Curb Appeal - Part 2

5 Ways to Enhance Your Home's Curb Appeal - Part 2

Early Summer is the perfect time to make the outside of your home look like the best on the block. Outdoor upgrades will enhance your house’s curb appeal and deliver a more substantial return on investment if you’re trying to sell. Some exterior projects may require the help of a professional, but many solutions are reasonably simple and affordable.

First, review your home’s appearance as if you’re a potential buyer. Then, take note of what you see. What’s eye-catching, and which features on your home’s exterior can benefit from a simple touch-up? To help get you started, consider these makeover suggestions:


1. Lighting
2. Paint
3. Grime

4. Grass
Real estate experts say a lush lawn makes all the difference in appealing to neighbors and buyers alike. Fortunately, keeping up with your yard throughout the year can be simpler than you think. Before you mow your lawn, inspect the height of your mower blade and adjust as needed to ensure the grass is at least 3-4 inches tall after mowing. Taller grass will help keep the soil cooler and allow the roots to grow longer to retain moisture better and reach nutrients.

5. Extra Greenery
Planters with vibrant spring colors can make a big impression on the any-sized porch. While home owners with covered porches may seek out hanging planter options, those with uncovered porches can explore using planters of all sizes. A creative presentation can make your home memorable if you experiment with your planter’s arrangement.

 Boosting your home’s curb appeal doesn’t have to consume your spare time and cash. While some projects are certainly more considerable investments than others, some of the most effective tactics require little more than some good old-fashioned elbow grease. 

For more suggestions about improving your home’s appearance, contact the Central Washington Home Builders Association, or visit www.CWHBA.org

 

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