Posts with tag 'homeowners'
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What NH Homeowners Should Know Before Replacing a Roof This Spring
Spring in New Hampshire has a way of revealing exactly what another brutal winter has done to your home—and your roof often bears the worst of it. Whether you are preparing to sell or simply protecting your investment, our real estate agents understand how roofing decisions can directly affect your property's market value and buyer appeal across the Granite State.
Why Spring Is the Right Time to Assess Your Roof in New Hampshire
New Hampshire winters are relentless. Freeze-thaw cycles, heavy snow loads, and ice d...
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De-cluttering Helps A Home Look Its Best
I think houses and, indeed, all buildings and places hold some kind of energy that each individual responds to. Perhaps that response is to the lingering spirit or essence of prior occupants. Most likely, I think people respond positively to places that are open and light-filled and remind them of some connection to a happy memory. They also respond less favorably to dark, dank, or cluttered spaces.
"We recommend that clients who are putting their homes on the market spend some time de-cluttering, washing the windows to let in as much light as possible, and paying attention to their home's entrance to up the curb appeal factor. All of these help to make a home more inviting to prospective buyers," says
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Best Native Landscaping Projects to Start in Late Spring in NH
When late spring arrives in New Hampshire, the timing is ideal for putting roots in the ground—literally. Our real estate agents know firsthand how thoughtfully designed native landscaping can transform a property and make it stand out in a competitive market.
Why Native Landscaping Matters for New Hampshire Homeowners
Before you grab a shovel, it helps to understand why native landscaping is such a smart investment. Plants that are native to New Hampshire have evolved alongsid...
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Small Earth-Friendly Changes Have a Big Impact
The first Earth Day on April 22, 1970, paved the way for a movement that is still going strong, uniting people around the globe to take action to protect our planet.
Celebrated on April 22 each year, Earth Day prompts us to think globally but act locally, making sustainable, eco-friendly choices in our daily lives at home and in our communities. When practiced nationwide or worldwide, small changes can add up to significant benefits.
Most of the choices you can make are easy to implement but have a big impact. Taking these small steps helps reduce your carbon footprint and may even save you...
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Yard Laws
Town Meeting Day happened recently, so I heard lots of chatter from folks in the town I reside in, work in, and the others that surround both of those places. I will admit—a bit sheepishly—that I was not well-informed on what was up for vote in my town, but I made a vow to prioritize being educated on it for next year. However, I heard from a friend of mine who lives in the town over that they were voting on some sort of zoning amendment regarding regulations around what could be left out and visible in landowners' yards.
I have to say, I was a bit surprised by this. In the land of Live Free or Die, I kind of just always figured you could keep whatever you wanted in your yard, within reason of course. I suppose the whole "within reason" part is why ord...