Kim Soper is a Realtor with Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Cypress in Lexington, Kentucky.
Scott Beaudry is a broker and owner of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Universal in Henderson, Nevada.
George Akers is a Realtor for Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate-S. J. Fowler in Mesa, Arizona.
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Michele DuPont is a broker for Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Kansas City Homes.
You’veoverhauled the kitchen, replaced the HVAC, and created anoutdoor living spacethat’s the envy of the neighborhood.
But when it comes to listing your home, a less-than-appealing garage can be a hindrance.
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We tapped a few real estate experts for thebest garage upgradesand features worth considering.
David Patterson
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Storage, Storage, and More Storage
Real estate experts agree: there’sno such thing as too much storage.
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“Overhead storage racks add a lot to garages with limited space,” says Scott Beaudry.
With all your extra storage space, ensure you’re not crowding walls.
Opt for large plastic storage bins that won’t rot and keep items safe, secure, and dry.
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Paul Dyer
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Throughout the pandemic, Soper noticed more garage gatherings.
“Just don’t keep your horse in there!”
Dotdash Meredith
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If you’re really looking to ensure your garage stands out from the rest, consider an insulated door.
