Home Revitalize

Completed projects

Real Property Reviews

What we found, what we recommended, and what happened at sale.

About these projects

Every project tells a story: what we found, what we recommended, and what happened at sale.

Three of these are client homes we prepared for market. One is our own: a house we bought, renovated and sold with our own money. That's where our judgment comes from: we've made these decisions with our own money on the line.

Sale records available on request.

Case Study 01 · Client home · West Lorne · 2026

$18,000 invested. $55,000 over the agent's pre-listing estimate.

Upper Loft

Before

Upper Loft before

After

Upper Loft after

Upper Bedroom

Before

Upper Bedroom before

After

Upper Bedroom after

Barn Door

After

Barn Door after

Stairwell

After

Stairwell after

$18,000

Invested

$55,000

Over pre-listing estimate

We focused on removing buyer distractions, making the home move-in ready, and putting the budget where buyers would notice it most: flooring, paint, and kitchen fixtures.

What we skipped: A $40,000 basement finish that wouldn't have paid back at resale.

Case Study 02 · Client home · Wellington Central, St. Thomas · 2025

$22,000 invested. Sold $40,000 over the pre-listing estimate.

Fireplace

Before

Fireplace before

After

Fireplace after

Bathroom

Before

Bathroom before

After

Bathroom after

Basement

Before

Basement before

After

Basement after

$22,000

Invested

$40,000

Above estimate

Targeted updates to flooring, the basement bathroom, landscaping and lighting repositioned the home for buyers.

What we skipped: Dated upstairs areas that buyers wouldn't have paid more for.

Case Study 03 · Client home · Nelson Park, London · 2025

$5,000 invested. Sold at asking in 9 days.

Ceiling

BeforeCeiling before renovation
AfterCeiling after renovation

Entrance

BeforeEntrance before renovation
AfterEntrance after renovation

Porch Railing

After

Porch Railing after

Den

After

Den after

$5,000

Invested

9 Days

Listed to sold

The goal wasn't to transform the house. It was to remove the objections buyers would have used to negotiate or walk away: flooring, a ceiling repair, bathroom updates, the porch railing and minor water damage.

What we skipped: A $16,500 bathroom addition the seller didn't need.

Case Study 04 · Our own project · Westmount, London · 2024

We bought it, renovated it for $95,000, and sold it for $850,000 in 3 days.

Bathroom

BeforeBathroom before renovation
AfterBathroom after renovation

Living Room

BeforeLiving Room before renovation
AfterLiving Room after renovation

Dining Room

BeforeDining Room before renovation
AfterDining Room after renovation

Kitchen

BeforeKitchen before renovation
AfterKitchen after renovation

Entrance

BeforeEntrance before renovation
AfterEntrance after renovation

Living Room

AfterLiving Room after renovation

$95,000

Invested

$175,000

Over pre-listing estimate

3 Days

Listed to sold

This was our own money, so every dollar had to earn its place. Flooring, kitchen, bathrooms, a new deck, paint, lighting and an accent wall — all chosen because they're what buyers notice first. The result: sold for $850,000 against a pre-listing estimate of $675,000 from the listing agent.

What guided every dollar: Every scope decision was made the same way we make them for clients — what will buyers notice, and what will they use to negotiate?

Want results like these for your property?

Book a free walkthrough and we'll walk through your home the same way we walked through these ones — with buyers' eyes.