Lately, we’ve been spending more time outside. The days are longer, warmer and the great outdoors is an inviting retreat, whether you are putting a few burgers on the grill or taking a leisurely walk through the neighborhood.
The spring months are also prime time for prepping lawn and garden areas for the growing season ahead. There are tasks you can do now …
Did you know that homeowners spend an average of 13 years in their homes before selling? That’s a lot of memories to leave behind, and a number of things to do before putting out a for-sale sign. If the thought of putting your house on the market seems overwhelming, we have some advice: Take on the role of the buyer, and conduct a thorough walk-through of your residence.
The terms “self-quarantine” and “shelter at home” are words we never imagined hearing in our life time, much less having to implement. With news headlines changing by the hour, it’s hard to know how to help our neighbors in need while keeping a six-foot distance. They may not be comfortable with you bringing over a hot dish, but we’re guessing they would appreciate a phone call or an offer to pick up a few things from the store to leave on their porch.
Constructing a person’s dream home is an experience like no other—especially when you’re in the custom-built home business. We get to know our clients on a more personal level based on how they want their home to look.
If you’re for easy living at its best, take a look at the Augusta. With four bedrooms, spacious living and dining area and customizable features, it’s one of our most popular plans, The Augusta. We’ve put a great deal of thought into the design of our floor plans, which can be customized to the buyer’s specifications and lifestyle. Developed for function and flow, our plans feature plenty of natural light, transitional spaces, stone accent walls and hearths, spacious rooms and a host of other amenities.
You know it’s coming. That freezing blast of cold weather will arrive all too soon, transforming our “Goldilocks” climate to that of a big, bad bear. Stocking your pantry and piling on blankets are good to do, but be sure to prepare all areas of your home for snow, ice and freezing conditions.