The Story
When the sellers of 2085 Fenton Street came to us, their home had already been on the market once — and it didn't sell. They had a beautiful house, a frustrating first attempt, and no clear idea what to do differently the second time.
The feedback from that first listing was clear: the basement felt dark. The first time around, only the main floor was staged, and the basement sat empty. So our team started there — we assessed the property, turned that feedback into a plan, and project-managed every step from first walk-through to launch day.
Unfinished paint completed. Walkout stairwell walls painted white to bounce light into the basement. Every bulb upgraded for a brighter, consistent glow. The entire home staged — basement, sun porch, and the stone fireplace patio included — with accents from local Edgewater and Colorado small businesses. Professional photography, video, and a full marketing launch.
Our sellers didn't manage a single contractor. They didn't make a single call. They focused on their next chapter while we got their home ready to compete.
"Before we listed — we assessed, planned, coordinated, cleaned, staged, shot, and launched. Not a single contractor was left for our sellers to manage. That's not extra effort. That's the job."
— LaDawn Sperling, REALTOR® · Coldwell Banker RealtyThe Work
Every update was chosen because it moved the needle with buyers — not just because it looked good.
How We Work
This is the sequence we ran for 2085 Fenton — and what we run for every listing.
Full Walkthrough
This is the home buyers walked into — every room polished, staged, and ready. Walk through it yourself.
Full video walkthrough — 2085 Fenton Street, Edgewater CO
The Team
LaDawn's team includes a dedicated Home Presentation Specialist who project-manages every pre-market step — so sellers never have to.
A full team with defined roles — listing strategy, project management, transaction coordination, and marketing. Meet the people who made this result happen.
Before you paint the wrong wall or call the wrong contractor — let's walk through your home together and build a plan.