A free 60-second scorecard

The Last 20% Scorecard

Most homes are 80 percent done and stall there. This tells you how finished yours really is, and the two or three moves that would close the gap.

Answer ten quick questions about how your rooms actually feel. You get a finish score out of 100, a plain read on where your home stands, and the specific moves that would finish it. No email, no wait, your result shows the moment you are done.

Tap Yes or Not really for each one. Be honest, the room already knows.

0 of 10 answered

0 / 100 finished

Where to start

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    Why the last 20 percent is the hardest

    The structure gets done. The contractor leaves, the big boxes get unpacked, and then the house just sits at roughly finished. The walls stay bare a little longer than you meant. One room never quite gets used. The furniture you already owned lands where it fit, not where it works. None of it is broken, which is exactly why it drags on for months.

    That gap between roughly finished and actually finished is the whole job. It is usually two or three moves per room, not a gut renovation, and it is what a post-renovation design plan or a single in-home consultation is built to close.

    What the Fresh Eyes Visit does with your score

    If your score says there is work left, a Fresh Eyes Visit turns this list into a real plan. Julia walks the actual rooms for 90 minutes, names what is holding each one back, and writes it up within 48 hours so you can act on it at your own pace. One room, $350 to $500, credited toward any follow-on project. If you do not leave with clarity, you do not pay.

    Ready to close the gap?

    Ninety minutes in your home, a written plan in 48 hours, one room $350 to $500. No clarity, no charge. Serving Greater Philadelphia.

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