Your Fall Gardening Checklist
Fall is a great time to plant trees, shrubs, cut back perennials, and get your lawn ready for next spring. See the fall gardening checklist.
The dos and don’ts of staging your home for sale
When it comes to selling your home, making a positive first impression on a potential buyer is a crucial part of the process. Staging is key in attracting purchaser interest, garnering offers at higher prices and selling homes quicker.
70 Creative, No-Carve Pumpkin Decorating Ideas for Kids
If you want decorative pumpkins without having to pull out the knife (or deal with the slimy stuff!), then we have some fun, no-carve pumpkin decorating ideas that you can do with kids of all ages.
Carve out a space for your home office
No matter where you live, spare room or not, you can still carve out a space to call your home office and create a functional workspace.
Closing the Pool for Winter
Now that fall is here it is time to look at closing the pool. Here are 9 pool closing tips to help you close your pool trouble free!
Fall Maintenance
Now that September is here, it is time to start thinking about fall maintenance. Here are a few tips on where to begin and what to include in your home maintenance checklist for the fall
Five Ways to Downsize Your Home
When it comes to downsizing, many people naturally associate it with retirees or empty nesters. While there is no argument that that is a great time in life to look at the downsizing options available, in actuality, people of all ages and various lifestyles are choosing to downsize for a multitude of reasons, with all […]
Protecting Your Biggest Asset
Protecting Your Biggest Asset: If you have ever dropped your Iphone into water, or purchased a new car that malfunctions only a short time after, you are likely grateful for the all encompassing “warranty” that can resolve your problems at minimal cost. Protecting your assets is one of the smartest decisions you can make, and […]
Fire Safety Checks You Should Do at Least Once a Year
Chances are, you know that you should change the batteries in your smoke detectors at least once a year — even if you suspect the batteries are still good. But that isn’t the only fire safety check you should do annually. Here are some other recommended tips to help keep you and your family […]
Closing the Cottage for the Winter
It is always a sad day when you are sitting at the cottage, and the leaves start to turn, and you realize that the nights are getting cooler. We usually delay the decision to close up the cottage to the last minute. Given our uncertain weather events these days, it is best not to wait. Frozen pipes can cause a great deal of damage.