When you’re shopping for a home, you never want to find out that a great property, within your price range, just sold – and you didn’t even know about the listing! How did you miss it? After all, aren’t all…
Read moreWhen you purchased your first home, all you had to worry about was finding the right property. It was a single transaction. But, if you’re about to sell that home, you now have two transactions to make happen: selling and…
Read moreIt’s interesting to note how so many things have their “season.” Hockey in the winter. Vacations in the summer. Gardening in the spring. Even retirement reportedly occurs more often in the fall than any other time of year. To some…
Read moreWith the risk of severe weather seeming to increase year after year, it may be prudent to take the time to check the condition of your roof before an emergency arises. As a homeowner, you want to know that your…
Read moreMany homeowners cherish the opportunity to spread their common-area living space into the great outdoors by utilizing their deck, patio or open porch. For some, a gazebo-type screen or retractable awning is all that’s required, but others are more inclined…
Read moreIt’s been long predicted, but the time has finally come for whole-home systems that can provide a network to allow the electronic features and fixtures of your home to talk to each other. Often a family’s first such network involves…
Read moreIf you love to play golf but your favorite course is over an hour away, it can really impact your enjoyment of the game. The long drive may start to wear on you – unless, of course, you truly like…
Read moreImagine shopping for a used mini-van. You find one that you like and while negotiating the price, the seller gets sentimental. He shares happy memories of family picnics, his kids’ soccer games and other adventures with the vehicle. Then he…
Read moreIf you’re shopping for a new home, you’ll likely be looking for a property that has been well cared for by its owners. A home that is in a good state of repair and may even be “move-in ready,” can…
Read moreIt’s been over a decade since arsenic was banned from use in pressure-treated lumber for residential and recreational projects. But, only recently have consumers been offered alternatives that would still resist rot, fungi and insect infestation. These more contemporary pressure…
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