As a Real Estate Investor, staging is critical when we sell a home. The Staging That Sells team…read morehas been so incredibly awesome to work with that we now consider them as part of our team. We won't ever sell another home without using them. They are so fast to respond, so detail oriented, so easy to work with as well as so affordable! We have refer them as much as possible!!!

Excellent company, great value and definitely contributed to my nearly $30,000 over asking price…read moresale! I highly recommend working with the team of professionals who took a beautiful but not particularly well-designed loft space and made it an incredible executive space which told prospective buyers a real story, showing them how each space could be utilized to not only live comfortably but to live well! Leslie and team were amazing. Loved the process so much am asking them to help me design my next living space. I had five showings and 3 offers day one in an otherwise slow market downtown. Could I have sold my place without Staging that Sells? Yes! Would I have had three offers day one? I don't think so!! If you're planning to sell your home, I recommend contacting Leslie and team. They are amazing!!

WARNING TO ALL HOMEOWNERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!…read more I would give ZERO stars if I could as we paid Nancy over $2,000 to start the rendering of the interior and exterior of our home on Sept 2, 2025. We had to reach out on Sept 17th to see if any progress had been made. Mind you, this is a virtual design created within an architect program. There is also an app on your phone that produces the same virtual designs, and it will cost you $24.00 for full use of the app. It is called DecAI and it will let you take a photo of your home, room or office then choose the style, color scheme etc. When we did finally receive our first exterior rendering (the only thing they have provided to date), she had painted all of our brick white; we told her in our initial interview that we like the brick and simply wanted to add stone and landscaping. We specifically stated that we do NOT LIKE painted brick. We did not receive another rendering until October 13th. This updated virtual design, still not what we were looking for, began a back and forth with slight changes in the design over the next week. With a day or two lag between each request, this could have been handled much quicker by a phone call, in which we had left messages, but received none in return. On October 21st, my husband and I agreed that this process was now at two months along with zero product as agreed to in our initial contract. Her company policy reads, "commence work on the above project immediately" AND "Services performed by PDBN under this agreement will be conducted in a manner consistent with that level of care and skill ordinarily exercised by members of the profession currently practicing under similar conditions", which we feel was violated solely on the virtual design time that took just shy of 30 days to receive. The email sent on the 21st to Nancy directly was asking for a refund as we felt she/her company did not hold up to her/their end of the contract. It is now, November 3rd, my husband sent an email to Nancy on October 30th following up on our original request from the 21st about discussing a refund. We still have not heard back via phone call or email. Nancy has completely stopped responding to emails and we are now bringing this to the courts as it seems to be our only option. I DO NOT RECOMMEND PAYING ANY FUNDS UP FRONT TO THIS COMPANY, SHE WILL TAKE YOUR MONEY AND THEN STRING YOU ALONG LIKE THEY ARE "WORKING", AND THEN WHEN YOU GET FED UP WITH THE PROCESS, THEY WILL DISAPPEAR. SIDE NOTE: She is already using our renderings on her website of our house!!! IT IS THE DESIGN THAT I CREATED MYSELF!!!!! Her design was nowhere near this!

From the owner: Prime Designs by Nancy Berneking Design Build is a 33 year old company that specializes in…read moreResidential and Commercial Architecturals / 3D Renderings / Construction Management / Interior Design and Remodeling Services