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Preparing to Sell your Home
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
When you're considering selling your home, it’s never too early to start planning what you need to do to get it into it’s best condition for the market. From improving your curb appeal to doing necessary repairs or renovations, your Realtor® can guide you through what areas to focus on that will make the most difference to buyers. Also, once you accept an offer on your home, you don't want to allow basic inspection issues to become a problem. There is much you can do in advance to head off problems that could jeopardize your deal. From high radon levels, peeling paint, and broken glass, to missing handrails, outdated smoke detectors or problems with your septic systems, being aware of these issues before the sale will save you not only time and money, but perhaps prevent the whole deal from derailing. See our helpful guides below.
Helpful Seller Guides
Guide to Home Selling
Improving your Home's Energy Efficiency
Home Inspection Preparation Checklist
Your complete guide to the home selling process.
Home Inspection Preparation Checklist
Improving your Home's Energy Efficiency
Home Inspection Preparation Checklist
This list is representative of the items and areas a licensed home inspector will check at your home.
Improving your Home's Energy Efficiency
Improving your Home's Energy Efficiency
Improving your Home's Energy Efficiency
Efficiency Vermont helps all Vermonters live better while spending less on energy bills.
Don't Spread the Lead
Testing Drinking Water from your Private Well
Improving your Home's Energy Efficiency
A Do-it-yourself guide to Lead-Safe Paining, Repair and Home Improvement.
Testing Drinking Water from your Private Well
Testing Drinking Water from your Private Well
Testing Drinking Water from your Private Well
VT Health Dept. recommendations on testing private drinking water.
Smoke Detector Guidelines
Testing Drinking Water from your Private Well
Testing Drinking Water from your Private Well
Installation matrix for smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
Carbon Monoxide Detector Guidelines
Requirements for Handrails and Guardrails
Requirements for Handrails and Guardrails
VT Fire Safety Carbon Monoxide Detector installation matrix.
Requirements for Handrails and Guardrails
Requirements for Handrails and Guardrails
Requirements for Handrails and Guardrails
Make sure your stairs and decks are safe.
Vermont Fuel Tank Regulations
Requirements for Handrails and Guardrails
Your Septic System is Your Responsibility
Vermont Above Ground (AST)
Storage Tank Regulations
Your Septic System is Your Responsibility
Your Septic System is Your Responsibility
Your Septic System is Your Responsibility
Why you should have your septic system pumped and inspected BEFORE you sell .
Radon Facts You Need to Know
Your Septic System is Your Responsibility
Radon Facts You Need to Know
One in seven Vermont homes has elevated levels of radon. Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that has no color, smell or taste. Read this fact sheet for important information.