why we say no to our clients

As home stagers, we're passionate about helping our clients sell their homes for more money and faster. However, part of our job is knowing when to say no. In this blog post, we'll discuss why we sometimes decline certain staging requests and why staging every room isn't always necessary. Our goal is to educate our clients and help them make informed decisions that will maximize their return on investment. So, let's dive in and explore the reasons behind our strategic approach to home staging.

The Main Rooms Matter Most

When it comes to staging, the main rooms are where you should focus your efforts. These include the living room, dining room, kitchen, primary bedroom, and bathroom. These are the spaces that potential buyers are most interested in and where staging can make the biggest difference in their perception of the home.

It's About ROI, Not Upselling

At Shamrock Hill Design, we're not in the business of upselling for the sake of it. We care about our clients' money and bottom line, which is why we focus on staging strategically. Staging these main rooms can create a cohesive and inviting look throughout the home, without the need to stage every bedroom or outdoor area.

Staging is Part of the Puzzle

While staging is important, it's not the only factor in selling a home. We've had to say no to clients because they weren't willing to do the other necessary things to get their home market-ready. This includes mandatory maintenance on things like gas, electric, utilities, curb appeal, safety, and more.

Our Commitment to Your Success

At Shamrock Hill Design, we have your best interests in mind. We're here to help you use your money strategically and get the best results when selling your home. So next time you're thinking about staging, remember that less can often be more when it comes to maximizing your ROI.

Ready to stage your home strategically? Contact us today to learn more about our services!