Looking to boost the value of your property? Start with its curb appeal. A few changes to the exterior of your home can greatly increase its value.
The things you can do to improve curb appeal are endless. Big changes might cost you a pretty penny. But a few small improvements can have just as big as an impact.
And you can make some pretty extreme improvements on a budget. Improvements that will be sure to increase your home’s value. They can also attract potential buyers.
Here Are 35+ Ways To Up Your Home’s Curb Appeal On A Budget:



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1) Pay Attention To the Roof
Most people don’t pay attention to their rooves. But it’s a big part of your house. If you have missing tiles repair them or give your roof a good cleaning.


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2) Change Your Numbers
You can make a big statement with your house numbers. If yours are looking old and dirty clean them up. Or you can replace them with something bold and modern.


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3) Paint The Entryway Ceiling
Adding some color to your front door area can really make it pop. Paint the ceiling a bold color. It will give your home a whole new look.


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4) Pressure Wash
A good pressure wash can make your property look brand spanking new. It’s a lot cheaper than buying new decking. You can hire a profesional or go the DIY route.


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5) Illuminate Your Landscape
Lighting up your landscape can make it look like the perfect dream house. Small lanterns lights can be fairly inexpensive. You just have to place them correctly.


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6) Cute Bench
Place a cute bench in your yard to give your home a cozy feel. It will invoke feels of relaxation. You can find one for pretty cheap if its just for decor or build your own.


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7) Swing Open Gate Fence
A swing-open gate gives a more inviting look than a regular fence. It also gives your home a magical look. Like it’s something out of the secret garden.


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8) Add Some Outdoor Pillows
Adding outdoor pillows also gives your house a homey lived-in look. They also add color. They are also inexpensive.


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9) Get A Cute Doormat
A fun doormat is a great way to welcome people to your home. But forget about the boring old mats that say “Welcome.” Get a funky unique looking one.


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10) Install A Nice Mailbox
A nice mailbox can really update your curb appeal. Choose a mailbox that is sleek and modern looking. This is also another opportunity to add some color to your home.


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11) Window Box Planter
Use window box planters to spruce up your plain windows. They are fairly inexpensive too. And who doesn’t like flowers.



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12) Porch Pendant Light
Your front door space should always be illuminated. A porch pendant light is a great way to do that. Plus they make your house look really classy.


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13) Creative Garage Doors
Garage doors can be an eyesore. But they don’t have to be. They make really nice garage doors these days.


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14) Get A Nice Door Knocker
Want to class up the front of your home? Get a cool door knocker. This is an inexpensive touch that makes a big difference.


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15) Add An Awning
Looking for something to dress up your home? Try adding an awning. They also provide protection.


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16) Get a Garden Stool
Garden stools offer a little spot to sit. It can also serve as a nice plant stand. It will also add color to your yard.


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17) Hide Your Hose
An exposed hose looks sloppy. And a sloppy-looking home is a home that isn’t valued very high. Find a way to hide your hose with a nice box or reel.


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18) Decorative Flag
This puts a personal touch on your home. It shows that you have pride in your home. And it looks really nice.


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19) Porch Swing
Swings are a lot of fun. They can also make your home look really nice. You can buy one or make one from recycled furniture.


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20) Double Front Door Planters
Plants can create a grand entrace to your home. Place matching planters on either side of your door. It makes a huge difference.


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21) Renew Your Planter Beds
Don’t let your garden look shabby. Pull the weeds, prune growth, plant flowers, and add mulch. This will restore color and make it look alive.


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22) Add Arbors
Arbors are a great way to add value to your home. You can buy them in easy-to-build kits. It’s best to paint them the same color as your house.


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23) Add A Water Feature
Water features create a serene atmosphere on your property. They also look quite beautiful. You can add a fancy fountain or a simple bird bath.


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24) Make An Instant Garden
You don’t need space or a greenthumb to create a garden. Just buy lots of ready made planters. Stagger them in an asymmetrical arragement for a dramatic impact.


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25) Update Door Hardware
Another great way to change the look of your home is to update your door’s hardware. They don’t make door handles and locks the way they used and you can get a new one for relatively cheap. You can even paint yours a different color.


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26) Add Molding
Does your entryway need a makeover? Add some architectual molding. It will draw the eye to your doorway and make the door pop.


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27) Add Shutters
Need a drastic change? Adding shutters will change the entire look of you home. You can also use them to add color to your home.


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28) Replace Gutters and Downspouts
Gutters and downspouts can get rusty and beat up looking after a while. You can replace them with snap-fit vinyl gutters that are easy to instal with a few tools. They also have copper systems which look really nice but are pricier but you can also spray your vinyl ones with metallic paint.


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29) Renew Paint, Siding, And Trim
Give your home a major facelift with a new paint job to the exterior, siding, and trim details. Your home’s value will instantly increase. It’s an expensive fix but a worthy investment.


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30) Tile Your Doorstep
A tiled stoop is a beautiful stoop. This improvement can be fairly inexpensive if done on your own. It will have your doostop looking very rich.


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31) Paint Your Front Door
Make your home stand out with a bold color door. You can buy one or paint your existing one. It can really give your home a beautiful and cheery look.


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32) Clean Up The Driveway
Driveways can get pretty beat up. You’ll want to pick out and growing weeds from it and repair and cracks. You might also want to give it a powerwash and remove any oil stains.


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33) Fix Up Railings
It’s important to update your railings for safety. But it can also affect your home’s curb appeal. Upgrade or replace railings to beautify your home.


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34) Add Stone Veneer
Give your home a sturdy and strong look with stone veneer. You can choose from natural and manufactured stone. It’s a fantastic investment for your home.


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35) Porch Curtains
Give your porch a nice homey accent. The best way to do this is with some curtains. You can also create your own private retreat with these.


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36) Decorate your Door
Make your home stand out with some door decorations. A wreath is the perfect accent for your door. It’s definitely a curb appeal booster.


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37) Plant A Tree
Planting trees are a great way to increase the value of your home. It can also save you on energy costs if it shades your home. Make sure you consider how big it will grow and how it will affect your home.


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38) Build A Walkway
If your home doesn’t have a walkway create one. You can just dig up some dirt and replace it with concrete slab. If you do have one, make sure there are no weeds or cracked stones.


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39) Paint Your Concrete Steps
Concrete steps can look very blah. Beautify your stoop by by painting a design on it. You can use solid colors or create the appearance of a runner.


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40) Create Perfect Symmetry
Want your home to look pleasing? Then create perfect symmetry. It’s pleasing to the eye.


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41. Spout run-off river
Where do your water run-off spouts go when it rains? Into a rainwater collector or onto your lawn and yard? Why not transform it into a beautiful stone river bed? Just dig out a trench from your spout leading to a drainage area, and line it with river rock.


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