Summer is the perfect time of year to get your home in tip-top shape. While there are plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy during the warm weather, it’s essential to prioritize home maintenance projects to ensure a safe, comfortable, and energy-efficient home.
When it comes to house hunting, there is no denying that the house is the main event. However, as a potential homebuyer, there are things to look out for when it comes to the front and backyard that you’ll want to keep top of mind as well.
Gardening in Colorado has its challenges. Mainly, the lack of moisture during the warmer months of the year. However, if you’ve dreamed of growing your own rose bushes and live in Colorful Colorado, you’re in luck. You can absolutely grow a thriving rose garden in your own yard.
Part of becoming a homeowner usually means that you are purchasing a lawn that needs regular care. Not all new homeowners are equipped with the knowledge it takes to care for their grass. For all our first-time homebuyers or new lawn caretakers, here is our best advice for caring for your lawn this summer.
Did you know that your deck has a life expectancy of around 10-15 years? For anyone with an older home or an older deck, this information is essential to prevent possible injuries.
When it comes time to sell your home you’ll want to woo potential homebuyers with a living space that is both functional and appealing. Paint can be an affordable, and effective, way of impressing people.
In the last decade, scientists, researchers, and health professionals have focused on studying the impact of clutter on the brain and the body. Is a messy house detrimental to your overall health and wellness? Can clutter impact your mental health?
Whether you are considering selling your home this season, or simply want to upgrade the look and feel of your living space, there are things you can do that won’t break the bank but will increase the value and look of your home this year.
Herbs are a great way to get started with gardening for those with an interest but no experience. The added benefit is that herbs can be used in the kitchen and dried for longevity. There are a lot of options when it comes to herbs and having a mini-garden in your yard including the fact that they look and smell great!
Once you’ve found the right home, the fun really begins. Each room of your home is a blank canvas, waiting to be explored and designed. Before you head out on this new venture, here is our best advice on avoiding some classic interior design mistakes.
