If your home is located in a flood zone, it’s critical that you know how to get ready for those drenching spring rains. Here are some basic steps any homeowner can take to prepare for potentially devastating floods.
The Spring Rains Are Coming – Here’s How to Prepare Your Home if You Live in a Flood Zone
April 14, 2015 by
Improve Your Home’s Resale Value with Our Guide to Adding a Beautiful Wooden Fence to Your Yard
April 10, 2015 by
With many types of home improvements, at least a portion of the cost that you put into the improvement can be recouped from additional value when you sell the home. Adding a beautiful wooden fence to your yard is a great way to boost resale value, and with a closer review, you may determine that you want to install a new privacy fence to your property soon.
Looking for a Fun DIY Project This Spring? How to Plant Your Own Vegetable Garden
April 3, 2015 by
When spring arrives, many people want to spend more time outdoors enjoying the fresh air and warmer temperatures. While you could lounge in a chair with a good book, you may find it more enjoyable to plant your own vegetable garden.
Understanding Valuations and How a Real Estate Agent Can Determine Your Home’s Value
March 31, 2015 by
If you are thinking about listing your home for sale, one of the biggest factors that may be holding you back from pulling the trigger on this decision is the value of your home. The fact is that your knowledgeable real estate agent will provide you with a valuation up-front, and this can help you to make a more informed decision.
Three Unique Upgrades That Will Drive Your Home’s Resale Price Through the Roof
March 27, 2015 by
If you are a homeowner, you should always be thinking about ways that you can boost the resale value of your home. Whether you are planning on putting the home on the market, or simply want to be prepared for the future, there are upgrades that can make your property more desirable.
How Safe is Your Home from a Fire? Learn How to Run a Quick Fire Safety Assessment
March 24, 2015 by
A fire can rage through your home at a moment’s notice, and it can cause a significant amount of damage in a very short period of time. Damage from the flames, intense heat, smoke and soot can cause tens of thousands of dollars or more in some cases, and a severe fire event can result in a total loss for the homeowner.
Spring DIY Projects: How to Build a Treehouse That the Kids Will Love
March 20, 2015 by
If you have children, no home is complete without a treehouse. Besides the fact that treehouses provide kids with hours of entertainment, they can also confer ancillary benefits that are hard to quantify. When building any type of treehouse, keep the following tips in mind.
Spring Cleaning: Follow Our Handy Guide to Organizing Your Garage, Basement and Attic
March 18, 2015 by
Spring is not far off, and your garage, basement and attic need your attention. From sweeping cobwebs to throwing out old, useless junk and organizing family photos, spring cleaning is essential to keeping a tidy house. Follow our handy guide to organizing your garage, basement and attic.
Three Inexpensive Makeovers That Will Boost Your Home’s Appeal to Young Buyers
March 13, 2015 by
If you have determined that there are many younger buyers moving into your area, you may want to make a few changes that will add appeal to this target audience. While you could spend tens of thousands of dollars or more completing a home makeover, there are a few budget-minded ideas that you may consider.
Taking an Extended Vacation? Renting Your Home to Long-term Tenants is a Great Option
March 12, 2015 by
If you have the luxury of taking an extended vacation, you may have your sights set on adventure and relaxation. However, you also need to consider the practicality of leaving behind your home and belongings for an extended period of time. A great idea is to take on a long-term tenant for your home, and there are a number of benefits that you can enjoy by doing this.
