Homes are extrodinary things.  They become more than a structure we dwell within.  When I walk into a home, I often wonder what stories I could hear if walls could talk.  My grandfather built homes, and my parents owned rental property.  I grew up learning the very bones of a home, from plumbing to wiring, to shingles on the roof.  Yes, I was a tomboy!  I orignially started Savvy Homes, to manage property I owned, rented or flipped.  I love to move furniture around my home every couple of months, and I've always swapped my accessories and art around to different rooms.  I eventually got my real estate license and became a realtor.  However, I quickly realized I wanted to do more.  With today's market, being an Agent requires much more than it did a few years ago.  I wanted to offer more services to my clients, and to customers who did not wish to use a realtor when they marketed their home.  What better way for me to offer more, than to expand on things I grew up doing.  I added home staging and redesign to my business.  I love it.. It is a great feeling to see the looks on clients faces when they see what can be accomplished with just a little direction, focus and play on their homes great focal points.  After researching, I found out there is no requirements for certifications in this field.  However, I felt the need to obtain more education and some certifications as well.  This helps my clients understand my drive and desire to do what is in their best interest. 

I specialize in taking my customers vision and adding my staging & redesign concepts to provide the outcome they are looking for. With some visual input and suggestions, customers can usually perceive the end result.  While I never give absolute advice on exactly how to fix an electrical issue in a home, I can help explain the basics and give my customers a good outline of questions to ask an electrican.  I always advise my customers to ask, and never asume.  An informed customer who is not left wondering, is a referring customer.