Will a home stager typically re-stage a room if the homeowner or real estate agent is unsatisfied?

Answer: Yes (for an additional cost)
Explanation: Each client's situation is different and it really depends on the circumstances and what the client is unhappy about. We always want our clients to be completely satisfied with the services we provide and always do our best to fix any concerns a client may have.

Answer: Yes (at no additional cost)
Explanation: We are a team!

Answer: Yes (at no additional cost)
Explanation: Our team of professionals work to customer satisfaction. During our consultation, we go over all the details of our work, so there won't be any misunderstanding or unsatisfied customer.

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: This really depends on the situation. Home stagers want their clients to be happy, and if it means changing out lamps or a piece of wall art or an accessory, they're usually willing to do this. However, a stager is paid for their design expertise and their knowledge of what buyers are looking for and how best to draw attention to a home's positive features. They should explain to homeowners that living in a "staged" home may be inconvenient for a short amount of time, but there is always the goal in mind of selling the home quickly and for top dollar. Usually, a staging plan is done beforehand, so any changes or concerns should be discussed prior to the actual staging. If the realtor or homeowners are demanding full-scale changes after the fact, I believe most stagers would want to be reimbursed for their additional time and labor.

Answer: Yes (at no additional cost)
Explanation: Yes, any room that is unsatisfactory will be restaged at no extra charge.

Answer: Yes (for an additional cost)
Explanation: If the home owner is not happy with my staging, I will re-stage a room for a fee to cover labor and transportation costs to and from our warehouse.

Answer: Yes (at no additional cost)
Explanation: I will always work with a homeowner and real estate agent to come to an agreement on a room. Sometimes explaining the reasons behind your decision will bring them into an agreement with your decision. Or, a tweak in the arrangement will make them happy.

Answer: Yes (at no additional cost)
Explanation: Absolutely. Our goal is for customer satisfaction.

Answer: Yes (at no additional cost)
Explanation: This rarely happens. We are trained professionals and know how to arrange a room to its best advantage, that is not necessarily the best way for someone to live in it - that is a completely different ball game - we are looking to accentuate all the home's good points and down play any negative points.

Answer: Yes (for an additional cost)
Explanation: We are professionals, we strive to get it right the first time!

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: Depends....

Answer: Yes (for an additional cost)
Explanation: IF the contract states there are no additional costs then it will be free. Most of the time the client / real estate agent and Stager have agreed to the service and how it would end up looking.

Answer: Yes (at no additional cost)
Explanation: we have never had that happen.

Answer: Yes (for an additional cost)
Explanation: The home stager will make recommendations and work alongside the home owner to decide on the staging decisions. A real estate agent is always welcome to attend the staging with the home seller. If changes need to be made after the staging, the stager can always be brought in for more additional time at an additional cost.

Answer: Yes (for an additional cost)
Explanation: You are hiring the stager for their expertise If you disagree that is fine but then there is additional cost.

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: It all depends. I have not had it happen to me but I have swapped out a piece for another.

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: Yes but can be with or without additional cost.

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: I've never had anyone unsatisfied.

Answer: Yes (at no additional cost)
Explanation: The goal is always to have a happy satisfied client

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: If the stager has received the approval of the home owner and additional time/expense is incurred on behalf of the stager, a new fee may or may not be established for additional services.

Answer: No
Explanation: This doesn't happen very often, but we've been known to change out a few things. Sometimes we sense we are working with difficult people, and build in a little extra for this scenario that we are certain will happen. Most people/Realtors love our "Boutique-style" (different for every home and situation and potential buyer), and some even say they would buy their home back if they could, or why didn't they think of doing what we did.

Answer: Yes (at no additional cost)
Explanation: If a home needs to be re-staged the parties involved should discuss the process and what changes are necessary. Should additional furnishings or accessories be needed then there may be an additional charge.

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: We have never had a homeowner or realtor express dissatisfaction with our work, although we have had some ask us why we may have done certain things and we always make sure they understand the reasons. Staging is not decorating so it is not done to meet the personal taste of the homeowner, investor, realtor or stager, it is done to appeal to the target market for that specific property. Staging, merchandising, demonstrates lifestyle and possibilities. It stirs the emotions of the viewers enough to motivate them into making an offer on the property.

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: Depends on the circumstances. Absolutely if there are no extenuating circumstances.

Answer: No
Explanation: I must say, NO!....Reason is home stagers are highly trained to view the home objective and knows what buyers want. Our objective is to emphasize the positive and downplay the negative in each room. Home staging is 90% art, 10% science. There're always exceptions to the rules, dissatisfaction should always be discuss as soon as posible.