09/02/2026
🏡 **Do you know where your renovation paperwork is?**
That new roof receipt might be buried in an old email. The appliance warranty could be sitting in a drawer. And your contractor’s number? It may be saved under a first name you barely remember. 😅
If you’ve **replaced a roof, remodeled a kitchen or bathroom, added living space, installed major systems, or completed other significant improvements**, keeping the documentation organized can make a real difference when it’s time to sell.
Buyers may want to know **what was done, when it was completed, who performed the work, whether permits were involved, and whether warranties are transferable.** Having those records ready can help answer questions, support the value of your improvements, and make the selling process smoother.
📁 **Thinking about selling in the next year or two?** Now is a great time to start gathering those records—not after your home hits the market.
👇 Click on the link, or comment **PAPERWORK** and I’ll send you the post outlining which renovation records are worth tracking down before you list.
Greg Jackson | The Agency
CA DRE #01111634
Organize the renovation paperwork buyers may ask for before you sell, including permits, warranties, receipts, service records, and documentation for major systems and improvements.