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Upgrade Your Driveway With These Tips
As you discuss with our real estate agents the best home improvements to undertake before adding your house to Augusta homes for sale, one likely topic will be curb appeal. After all, the house's exterior is the first thing everyone sees when driving by or even looking at a photograph online. The driveway is a significant part of this image. At the least, you'll want it to be clean and in good repair. Starting with that baseline, let's consider some additional options.
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Your Guide to Summer Boating Safety
If you're considering purchasing one of the wonderful Augusta homes for sale, you're probably already aware of some of the recreational spots in the area. With 2,500 lakes and ponds, a 5,500-mile coastline, and 2,000 islands, Maine is a haven for boating enthusiasts. Before you head to the water, though, our real estate agents would like to remind you to stay safe by following these simple safety rules.
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Why Gutter Maintenance is Important This Summer
Our real estate agents know that when a homebuyer arrives to see a home, the property has a limited amount of time to create a positive first impression. Don't let dirty, clogged gutters keep your home from making a stellar first impression.
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Plant a Flower Day: What to Plant in Augusta
Spring planting in Augusta is tricky. Luckily, decades of experienced gardeners and farmers have determined the best guess for frost dates based on historical weather data. These dates offer a good guide for when to start seeds for particular crops, indoors or outdoors, or when to plant seedlings or transplants. One of the best methods for determining what vegetables to plant and when to plant them is The Old Farmer's Almanac.
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Why People Are Moving to Maine
With many companies shifting to a remote work model last year, thousands of Americans are enjoying the fact that their jobs are no longer location-dependent. As a result, it's no surprise that thousands of people are relocating to their favorite destinations. According to a 2020 Atlas Van Lines study, the state of Maine saw the third-highest percentage of inbound moves last year. Our real estate agents really weren't surprised. With beautiful scenery and great culture, Maine is consistently considered one of the best places to live in the United States.
Below are several reasons why thousands of Americans are choosing to call Maine their new home: