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Fall isn't just about the beautiful scenery in the Kennebec Valley. It's also one of the best times to go trout fishing, and it's a season our real estate agents look forward to every year.
If you're in the Augusta, Maine area this fall, be sure to wet a line in these great local rivers, lakes, and streams. There's nothing like trout fishing on a crisp fall morning in Maine.

If you're planning to sell your home, hosting an open house may attract interested buyers, but it may also be a stressful event for you. Our real estate agents can help with tips on getting organized and prepared for the big day, so you can reap maximum rewards for your efforts.
Buyers looking for Augusta homes for sale will come to your open house with high expectations. These days, homebuyers expect to see homes with clean, organized spaces, sty...

Oktoberfest is nearly upon us, and the outstanding breweries of the Kennebec Valley are gearing up for a full month of local fun! Oktoberfest originated in Germany as the largest beer festival in the world, with food, beer, amusements, and attractions lasting from late September through early October. Whether you're looking for a big social event or an inviting, quiet taproom to sample the best local brews for Oktoberfest, you're sure to find it at your favorite Kennebec Valley brewery. Our real estate agents have all of the delicious details on 6 of the best Kennebec Valley breweries where you can celebrate Oktoberfest in style this year.
Soon summer will be over and it'll be time to think about getting your Augusta property ready for the fall months. Among the tasks you'll be facing is bringing your container plants indoors. There are some easy things you can do to make the transition successful. Not only will this help ensure the well-being of your plants, but you'll be able to show off your thriving plants when you list your home among Augusta homes for sale.
Fall's Coming: Time to Move Your Plants Inside
Maybe you've always just lugged your container plants inside and stuck them in the sunniest location you have with drip saucers and hoped for the best throughout the long winter months. The fact is, you can do a lot more to ensure the plants survive -- and maybe even thrive -- in less than optimum conditions indoors. Here are the steps to take.
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