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Home Staging Contract

A home staging contract is a written legal document which details the agreement between a property stager and their client for services to be rendered. Home staging agreements help protect both parties by spelling out the exact nature of the services to be provided, the duration of the agreement and the costs involved. Although not every home staging company insists on a formal agreement, many consider it an inherent part of doing business.

What is a Home Staging Agreement?

Home Staging Contract A formal written staging agreement will spell out the particulars between the home stager and the customer. Typically, the details will include the areas to be staged, the proposed cost, the particulars of any furniture rental, art rental or accessory rental contracts and any additional fees which will be due on a recurring basis. The contract may also include a satisfaction clause which is designed to make sure that the customer is happy with the work performed. Property staging contracts should always include the terms of compensation, along with the exact costs of replacement for any rented item, in case of damage or loss.

Home Staging Contract Advice

Getting a written contract from a home staging service provider is crucial if any rental agreement is included with their design plan. These rental agreements can wind up costing you unplanned sums of money in case anything happens to the rented items while they are in your care. Given the high cost of many home furnishings and art, it is wise to know how much the replacement cost of the items will be before agreeing to them being placed in your home. To learn more about how a contract can protect both home stagers and their clients, contact a local home staging association or your attorney.



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