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November
18

Winter Home

As the temperatures in Augusta begin to drop, preparing your home for the winter months becomes essential, especially if you're planning to list your property for sale. Winterizing your home not only protects it from the harsh Maine winters but also enhances its marketability. Prospective buyers are often drawn to homes that are well-maintained and ready for the season ahead. In this guide, we'll explore key winterizing steps that will help ensure your home is in top shape before listing it for sale.

  • Inspect and Insulate Your Home
    One of the first things you should do when preparing your home for the winter season is to inspect the insulation. Proper insulation not only keeps your home warm but also increases...

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October
14

Fireplace Maintenance

As the air gets cooler and the leaves start to turn, nothing feels better than the warmth of a cozy fireplace on a chilly evening. But before you light that first fire, it's important to check that your fireplace and chimney are ready. Fall is the best time to take care of important tasks. These tasks will keep your home safe and help your fireplace last longer.

Routine care for your fireplace and chimney is very important to keep you safe and to make sure it works well. Here are some helpful tips to have your fireplace ready for the cold months that are coming:

  • Book a Professional Chimney Check and Clean

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August
26

Augusta Landscaping
While warm summer days are terrific for enjoying every minute of the season's long, sunny evenings, they're also a terrific opportunity to improve your landscaping. Our real estate agents know that the following tasks are ideal projects for days with warmer weather and will make a significant difference in your home's curb appeal. 

  •  Restore Your Lawn
    Though hot summer weather isn't conducive to growing lush, green grass, there are still things you can do to restore your lawn. Start by ensuring that any pests plaguing your yard are under control. You can control these pests by applying a suitable insecticide, or you can utilize an organic alternative, like introducing predatory nematodes. If yo...

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August
12

Augusta Home
When it comes to your home's interior, sometimes a little change can do you good. Periodically refreshing your interior can help you feel happier, less stressed, and more productive. However, many assume interior changes will be time-consuming or expensive, while others don't know where to start. There are actually tons of easy and affordable ways to switch up your interior, so our real estate agents came together to pull a list of some of our favorite easy interior design tips.

  • Organize Your Entryway
    If your home's primary entryway tends to become a bit chaotic, adding some organizational elements can make a big difference, and there are many...

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July
1

Windows
You love your new home. The only problem is, it gets a little hot in the summer. Cooling it off means running your A/C all day, which drives your utility bills up. Fortunately, there's a way to improve your comfort, efficiency, and a variety of other factors in your home: installing new, energy-efficient windows and doors. Here are some of the benefits of upgrading your windows and doors this summer.

  • Reduced Air Leaks
    One of the biggest culprits in driving your energy bills up is air leaks. The cool air from your A/C leaks out of your home, replaced by warm air from outside. Double or triple-paned windows provide an additional barrier that keeps outside air out and your cool, conditioned air in. Likewise new doors can create a better seal in your home, preventing air from getting in. This re...

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