When you’re selling your home, you want it to move fast and you want to receive the biggest return possible. Sometimes, a few home remodeling projects are the best way to increase the value of your home before putting it on the market. Here are some home upgrades that our team at Walker Construction Company, Inc. recommends to add value and boost your curb appeal.

Home Remodeling Projects to Take On Before You Sell

1. Start With the Outside

Your home’s exterior makes the first impression on buyers, and it needs to look great when your house is on the market. When getting ready to sell, repaint your exterior, add new landscaping, or build a fence, deck, or walkway. But keep in mind the fact that not all buyers want the same things. Stay neutral with a subtle gray paint color or lightly-stained wood fence and you’ll attract the largest pool of buyers.

2. Finish Your Basement

Space is at a premium and the more you have, the more valuable your home will be. If you have an unfinished basement, turn it into an extra family room, bedroom, or kids’ area. This will definitely appeal to larger families and those who love to entertain. This is a larger job that might require a home remodeling team, but we can ensure you’ll get results that’ll pay off.

3. Update Your Kitchen

Kitchens are a huge selling point, which is why they’re often the first place for larger home remodeling efforts. Add an island, install high-end granite countertops, or create more storage with a pantry or overhead cabinetry. New wood floors can add style, and buyers that love to cook are sure to pay top dollar for a chef-inspired kitchen.

If you’re ready to schedule a home remodeling consultation, our team at Walker Construction Company, Inc. is happy to accommodate. We proudly serve clients in Dothan, AL, and specialize in high-end renovations. A construction contractor can provide guidance and a free estimate, and we’ll personally oversee all work being done on the job site. Call (334) 790-2706 to schedule a consultation and visit our website to explore our previous work.