Repair or Replace?

Amber RandhawaHomeowner and Homebuyer Tips

When you have a large ticket item that is starting to show signs of age, or is no longer functioning the way it is supposed to, it can be difficult to decide if you should sink money into repairs, or if it is a better idea to cut your losses and replace the item completely. While this has always been …

The Stories Behind our New Year’s Traditions

Amber RandhawaHomeowner and Homebuyer Tips, What's Happening Around Atlanta

Almost every country and culture across the globe has New Year’s traditions designed to bring about good luck and fortune in the coming year. Some of these traditions seem a bit odd – in Spain people wear red underwear and eat green grapes, and in Denmark friends and family may toss dishes at your front door. In Scotland, bonfires and …

Dealing with the Unexpected this Holiday Season

Amber RandhawaHomeowner and Homebuyer Tips

You’ve made your grocery and gift shopping lists, planned the timing of your guests’ incoming drives and/or flights, and checked the seating arrangements for dinner and downtime meticulously, in expectation of a smooth and enjoyable holiday gathering. However, no matter how much thought you put into your holiday hosting duties, it seems that there are always one or two things …

Getting Your Fireplace Ready for Winter

Amber RandhawaHomeowner and Homebuyer Tips

A crackling fire burning in the fireplace is the quintessential winter scene for many, and while gas logs are becoming more and more popular, many people still enjoy the authentic feel of an old fashioned wood-burning fireplace. Along with the cozy warmth of a burning fire, fireplaces provide low cost heating that helps offset energy bills during the winter months. …

What to do With Your Yard Full of Leaves?

Amber RandhawaHomeowner and Homebuyer Tips

To quote a meme travelling around the city lately, Atlanta’s weather just went from 90 to 55 like it saw a state trooper! Most of us are thrilled to have temperatures that finally make it feel like fall, and even the windy and rainy days are a welcome reprieve from the steamy summer that overstayed its welcome.  But of course, …