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From Maintenance to Makeover: 6 Tips for Upgrading Your Home’s Exterior

Isabelle Jones by Isabelle Jones
May 3, 2023
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Making a statement with the exterior of your property can be a rewarding experience, both for you as the homeowner and any guests that pull up. From taking regular maintenance steps to exploring more adventurous makeover techniques, there are plenty of ways to create a distinct look that stands out in your neighborhood. This blog post will cover six tips and tricks to help you upgrade your home’s exterior to reflect your unique style while improving its value. So grab some tools or call in a professional – start upgrading!

Start with maintenance

When upgrading your home’s exterior, starting with maintenance is vital. It may not be that glamorous, but fixing any existing damage or peeling paint on your house will make a massive difference in improving its overall appearance. It will make your home look fresher and cleaner, and it will also prevent any damage from worsening and potentially causing more severe problems. Get the services of siding installation contractors if you need help in this area. Or, if you’re feeling brave, grab a paintbrush or pressure washer and get to work. Addressing these issues now can save you time and money in the long run. So don’t overlook the importance of proper upkeep – it’s the first step in transforming your home’s exterior into something exceptional.

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Choose your color

Your home’s exterior is the first thing people see when they approach your house, so it’s essential to ensure it looks good. Choosing the right color for your home’s exterior can be daunting, but it’s also one of the most important decisions you’ll make when upgrading your home’s exterior. The color you choose should work with the style of your home and reflect your personality. Do you love bright, bold colors, or do you prefer more muted, understated hues? Whatever your style, there’s a color out there that will suit your preferences. So take your time, research, and choose a color that will make your home the envy of the neighborhood.

Update hardware

The hardware on your front door, such as the doorknob and address plate, can significantly impact the overall look of your home. If your hardware is outdated or worn out, it’s time to upgrade to something more modern and eye-catching. Consider swapping out your old hardware for something with a sleek, contemporary design that complements the style of your home. By making this simple change, you’ll be surprised at how much your home’s appearance can improve.

Add texture

Adding texture can be a game-changer if you’re looking to give your home’s exterior a facelift. Installing brickwork, stone, or decorative siding can add a unique visual interest to your home’s exterior and be a cost-effective way to upgrade its appearance. Adding texture can also give an older home a fresh and modern look while providing extra insulation and protection against the elements. Plus, with a wide variety of materials and styles, it’s easy to find a texture that suits your taste and complements your home’s style. So why not add creative flair to your home’s exterior and take your curb appeal to the next level?

Plant some greenery

A beautiful exterior is not only inviting, but it also increases your home’s value. One of the easiest ways to add curb appeal is by planting greenery around your home. Adding some greenery instantly transforms your yard, whether it’s flowers, shrubs, trees, or grass. You can create a stunning landscape with colors, textures, and heights. But it’s essential to choose plants suitable for your climate and won’t outgrow the space. With some research and planning, you can upgrade your home’s exterior and create a beautiful outdoor space you’ll love spending time in.

Play with accessories

Enhancing the exterior of your home can do wonders for its overall appearance and curb appeal. One way to add some flair and personality to your home’s exterior is by incorporating accessories. Hanging lanterns can provide subtle lighting and create a warm and welcoming atmosphere for guests. Wind chimes offer peaceful background noise, while flags can represent your patriotism or favorite sports team. These simple additions can make a difference in how your home looks and feels. So, why not add some accessories and give your home’s exterior the upgrade it deserves?

Upgrading and maintaining the exterior of your home is an integral part of creating a beautiful and inviting space. With these tips, you have the makings of a welcoming home with terrific curb appeal. Whether you complete these upgrades yourself or hire a professional contractor, improving your home’s exterior is an investment that pays off in the end.

Isabelle Jones

Isabelle Jones

The information contained in this article is for informational purposes only and is not in any way intended to substitute medical care or advice from your doctor, or be interpreted as expert opinion.

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