Are you thinking of remodeling your kitchen? Give me a call and I'll connect you with reputable tradespeople in our network so you can design a new kitchen you'll love! Here's 5 Tips to Make Your Kitchen Appear More Spacious
Tips
Are you thinking of remodeling your kitchen? Give me a call and I'll connect you with reputable tradespeople in our network so you can design a new kitchen you'll love! We can even suggest the updates buyers are looking for prior to your renovation!
Is Selling your home at the top of your to-do list? If you answered yes, then you’ve landed on the right page. We break down the process into easy-to-follow steps, with insights from the real home-selling experts.
BEFORE You Rake-Here's the Things You Need to Know About the City of GJ Leaf Removal Program Every year the City of Grand Junction provides leaf removal to eliminate excess leaf build-up along City streets that cause storm drains to clog. These efforts help prevent flooding and reduce negative impacts affecting our water quality. All leaves collected are then recycled into compost which is available...
Wineries, Breweries & Distilleries in Mesa County Whether you’re in town visiting or live locally don’t miss our local wineries, breweries, and distilleries! Our vintages rival Napa Valley. Before you go here are some tips: Take it slow, yes it’s FREE samples, but don’t over indulge or you will be regretting it very quickly and not be able to enjoy the variety of locations across...
our bathroom, one of the rooms you clean most, hides areas that rarely see a scrub brush. It’s time to tackle these 5 nasty spots you probably forgot. If you can’t remember the last time you cleaned your bathroom, we don’t want to know what’s living in your tub. Probably, a host of staphylococcus, the skin infection bacteria that, a recent study showed, more frequently grows in tubs than in garbage cans.
By: Gwen Moran All it takes is for one ember to fall on your roof. Don't let it happen. How do most homes ignite during a wildfire? A floating ember or piece of burning wood touches down on a roof, gutter, in a vent, under a deck, or on a porch and ignites leaves and debris, says the National Fire Protection Association. Or else, a surface fire simply takes the fast lane to your home via dry...
By: Joseph D'Agnese Conduct a do-it-yourself home security check by walking around your house to assess what needs to be done to reduce the risk of a break-in. A professionally installed and monitored home security system is a nice addition to your home’s defenses, but it shouldn’t be step one. First, conduct your own home security check. After you’ve inspected your...
By: Gwen Moran Most homes aren't covered for the #1 natural disaster, flooding. Here's the scoop. Most people think they're covered for flooding with their homeowners insurance policy. But they're not! You must buy a separate flood insurance policy to be covered. If you're in a floodplain, and you have a mortgage, you likely do have the insurance because mortgage companies require...
When it comes to kid-friendly projects, a little advance planning helps avoid last-minute trips to the store and provides your child with a smooth DIY experience. Tip: Make sure kids have safety goggles and dust masks, just in case.