246 Alta Loma, Daly City

Exterior (before)​​​​​​​ Homes on this Daly City street are very similar. Overgrown hedges, peeling paint and rusty fixtures plagued our property.

Exterior (after)​​​​​​​ By picking contemporary colors, resurfacing the dated brick and reshaping the shrubs, we gave buyers a much more attractive impression.

Kitchen (before)​​​​​​​ No updates and years of tenant occupancy took a toll. Tiled counters, worn appliances, vinyl tile floors.

Kitchen (after)​​​​​​​ New cabinets, quartz countertops, stainless appliances and hardware brought the well laid-out kitchen to life. The eat-in bar counter added another sought-after attribute to family living.

Kitchen (before)​​​​​​​ The kitchen was significant to this home’s appeal. Visible from many common areas, the kitchen’s condition affected the impression of the dining room and beyond.

Kitchen (after)​​​​​​​ New cabinets in the kitchen carried the top line to the ceiling and new wide plank flooring brought it all together with less segmentation and choppiness. 

Living Room (before)​​​​​​​ The parquet flooring was unsalvageable, years of wear and tear diminished any hope of restoration.

Living Room (after)​​​​​​​ New accent colors, new flooring and cool-hued staging brought buyers to the home and invited them to linger longer.

Dining Room (before)​​​​​​​ This before photo demonstrates what we mean by outdated silhouettes and competing finishes.

Dining Room (after)​​​​​​​ Our final product was clean, open and inspiring. Many buyers just stood in front of the windows and gazed, thinking, thinking

Hall Bathroom (before)​​​​​​​ No other room was as challenging as the hall bathroom. We had to keep the cost down while balancing the need for a fresh, cohesive appearance..

Hall Bathroom (after)​​​​​​​ The result was a compromise, with a fresh countertop, sink and vanity. We advised and the seller made some very wise decisions.