6 do-it yourself projects to give your home curb appeal

You don’t have to break the bank to give your home curb appeal. Curb appeal is more than just a catchy phrase; it’s the first impression your home makes on potential buyers or guests. A well-maintained exterior can significantly increase your property...

New Year Resolutions for Happier (and Less Chaotic) Homeownership

These resolutions are about consistent maintenance and smart habits to improve your home.Photo by Tierra Mallorca on Unsplash The new year is a time for fresh starts, setting goals, and making positive changes. While many focus on personal resolutions like finally...

Unmasking water damage: A buyer’s guide

Know how to spot water damage before signing for a home purchase. Considering the recent catastrophic effects of Hurricane Helene on Western North Carolina, it’s likely that a significant number of homes for sale in the area have suffered water damage. Water damage...

Smart updates and improvements to increase your home’s value before listing

Landscaping has a return on investment between 15 and 20%. As your home ages, it can lose much of its former glory. Bathroom tiles get grimy, kitchen cabinets seem shabby, and the living room walls look… well… lived in. It’s tempting to want to do a whole house...

As Seniors prepare for their “golden years,” many consider staying in their own homes

Walk-in tubs are available for seniors choosing to age in place.American Standard tub photo by Lowe’s “They” say that one of the few absolutes in life is aging. Nobody really wants to do it, but everyone does it, regardless. Another absolute is that aging...

Potential home inspection deal-breakers

Finding asbestos in a home can be a serious deal-breaker. People often ask if a home inspection can kill a real estate deal? The simple answer would be no. An inspection of itself is not the reason deals are called off. However, there are times when the inspector...