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It’s that time of year when there seems to be a 30-degree difference between the night and day. It’s not quite fall—the leaves haven’t changed yet—but the season is coming upon us. With that, I wanted to take some time to talk about the fall season, at least with respect to real estate. Are you ready for it?
I’ve been into landscaping since birth, and I’ve been spending a lot of time getting the exterior of my home ready for the springtime. By that, I mean things like clearing out the gutters, which ought to be checked every four or five years, regardless of whether you have a service that comes out to take care of it. It’s also a good time to take care of your trees; make sure you don’t have any overhanging branches that are liable to fall if they’re laden with ice and snow.
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If you start taking care of your lawn now, it will be much easier to maintain in the spring.
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If you start taking care of your lawn now, it will be much easier to maintain in the spring. Many people take it for granted, but from personal experience, I know how frustrating it can be to clear up snow and leaves when it comes time.
It’s a good idea to create and follow through with a checklist of the items you need to take care of in your yard before fall hits. If you need any advice about what should be on that checklist, fall yard maintenance in general, or anything real estate-related, please feel free to reach out to us. We have a knowledgeable staff who can provide great tips and tricks to getting your home in shape.
