17 Oct 2018
By Randy Courtney

Ways to Stay Safe During the Holidays

Real Estate
The arrival of fall, with cooler temperatures followed by a season of holiday celebrations, means getting cozy at home, spending more time cooking and enjoying friends and family in front of a blazing fire, and lighting up your home for a series of holidays. Sadly, though, it is also a time that carries a higher risk of property losses due to fire and accidental injuries. Here are some guidelines about how to reduce those risks and stay safe this winter: Keep The Kitchen Safe Serious burns and kitchen fires can dampen any holiday celebration. Statistics show that Thanksgiving and Christmas…
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16 Oct 2018
By Randy Courtney

Winterizing Your Yard: 3 Landscape Tips

Real Estate
In some parts of the country, it has already started snowing! But, even if you live in an area with a moderate climate, your lawn and garden are about to take a "winter break."  Here are 3 tips to assure that your yard will not only survive the winter, but flourish during the dormant season. They'll assure that your landscape will greet spring full of life and beauty. Fertilize The Lawn As Recommended Most types of grass and landscape plants have a kind of built in "alarm clock" that helps them prepare for the changing seasons and the onset of…
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21 Aug 2018
By Randy Courtney

Getting Ready For Winter: Necessary Home Checks

Real Estate
When the leaves start falling, winter can't be far behind. In order to make sure your home will offer you cozy shelter from the coming cold, there are a few simple checks that you should not delay. It's wise to perform simple pre-checks of major home operating systems; schedule required maintenance or call for service if you suspect a problem. Be diligent about routine upkeep; replace filters regularly. Check for faucet drips, and make note of unusual appliance or plumbing fixture noises. Here are five areas you should not ignore: The Roof  A tight roof is vital all year long,…
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