Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “curb appeal”
If you talk to real estate agents or read real estate magazines and blogs, you will likely hear a lot about curb appeal. Real estate experts love to point out how the front and exterior of your home are the key focal points for making a good first impression when you are listing your home for sale. Great curb appeal …
One of the most important considerations when you are planning your summer garden, or deciding which flowers and plants to include in your landscape design is location. Specifically, the amount of sunlight your plants will need, and how much they will receive in depending on where you choose to locate them in your yard. Some exposure to the sun is …
Replacing windows is no one’s favorite home improvement task. After spending a hefty amount of money and giving your home over to workers for a day or two, you may have to look closely to see the difference. But if your current windows are aging and allowing cold air in and warm, heated air to escape, you will feel the …
A lot of attention is given to how you can declutter and update the look of the inside of your home to obtain the highest selling price possible when you sell your home. Home staging, updating your paint, removing personal items – many of us are quite familiar with the process of getting everything in order prior to listing. However, …
Does your next home improvement project involve upgrading the shrubs along the front of your house? Whether your current greenery is overgrown, sparse, or you’re simply not a fan of the variety, trading out old plants and shrubs for something new can give the front of your home an entirely new look. Here are some of our top picks for …
To sharply increase your home’s value, you need to take on a major renovation project, right? Not necessarily. There are quite a few small scale changes and improvements you can make that will really pay off when it comes to your return on investment. In fact, you can increase your home’s value by as much as 25-30% by focusing on …
