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Essential Property Documents: Paperwork That Homeowners Should Keep Safe

By Jordyn Windnagle - November 18, 2024
Owning a home comes with a lot of responsibilities— and a lot of paperwork. From purchase agreements to maintenance records, the organization of these documents will help you protect your investment. Here’s your guide to keeping a paper trail on your property. 1. real estate documents Your real estate documents form the foundation of your homeownership. These include: Deed: This legal docume

Slow the Spread: How to Spot and Address Early Warning Signs of Mold

By Jordyn Windnagle - September 20, 2024
Owning a home comes with the responsibility of staying vigilant about potential issues that can compromise its integrity. One of the most destructive forces is water. Whether it's from a slow leak, high humidity, or poor drainage, moisture can wreak havoc on a home. Not only can it damage walls, floors, and foundations, but it also creates the perfect environment for mold growth. Mold can spread r

Prepare for the Worst: How to Safeguard Your Home from Disaster

By Jordyn Windnagle - September 06, 2024
September is National Disaster Preparedness Month, a timely reminder that natural disasters can strike when we least expect them. Since 2023, natural disasters have caused $144.5 billion worth of damage in the US, according to the NOAA. As a homeowner, safeguarding your property is a crucial step for protecting your family, investment, and peace of mind. check your coverage First thing’s first—

Prepping Your Home for Fall: Essential Maintenance Tips for a Cozy Season

By Jordyn Windnagle - August 21, 2024
The sun is setting on the summer of 2025. Whether you’re mourning these final days or eagerly awaiting the start of fall, one thing is certain: it’s time to get your house in order. With cooler temperatures and unpredictable weather ahead, taking the time to prepare your home can help prevent mishaps and costly repairs. A little groundwork now can make a big difference throughout the fall and wint

Smart Tips for Saving + Improving Your Home’s Water

By Jordyn Windnagle - August 06, 2024
Welcome to Water Quality Month! We each play a crucial role in preserving and enhancing the water quality in our communities. Here are some actionable steps you can take toward cleaner and safer water for all, starting with your very own household. water conservation rain gardens and barrels Rain gardens can be a beautiful and beneficial feature of your lawn. They help filter out pollutants

To Fix or Not to Fix: How to Prioritize Repairs Before Listing Your Home

By Jordyn Windnagle - May 30, 2024
The process of selling a home is a whirlwind of decisions and preparations. One critical choice you’ll face is whether to invest in repairs before putting your house on the market. This decision can impact the speed of the sale as well as the final sale price. Whether you're a first-time seller or a seasoned real estate veteran, understanding the pros and cons of pre-sale repairs is essential for

Preserving Toledo’s History: All About the Historic South Initiative

By Jordyn Windnagle - March 08, 2024
Toledo’s Old South End (OSE) is one of the longest-standing neighborhoods in the area. Toledo was founded in 1837 and the Old South End was established in the mid 1840s. Today, the OSE connects the Toledo Zoo and the downtown Central Business District with the Broadway Corridor acting as the main access point into and out of the neighborhood. The abundance of old houses in the OSE reflects its s

Transforming Your Home into an Eco-Friendly Oasis: A Blueprint for Improved Sustainability

By Jordyn Windnagle - February 07, 2024
Transforming your home into an eco-friendly oasis is both a responsible and rewarding endeavor. Energy-efficient upgrades and sustainable habits come with many benefits, such as helping to reduce your carbon footprint, lower utility bills, using fewer resources, and improved comfort and indoor air quality. Embrace the benefits of higher efficiency with these practical tips! 1. energy-efficient li

Radon Action Month: Protecting Your Home From This Harmful Gas

By Jordyn Windnagle - January 24, 2024
January is Radon Action Month, a time to raise awareness about the dangers of radon gas and take proactive steps to protect our homes and loved ones. Radon is a colorless, odorless gas that can seep into homes from the ground, posing a serious health risk due to its radioactive nature. Let’s explore what radon is, why it's a concern, and most importantly, how you can prevent its infiltration into

Smart Strategies For Keeping Heating Costs Down

By Jordyn Windnagle - November 30, 2023
During Midwest winters, homeowners often find themselves bracing for the impact of colder temperatures on their heating bills. Electric bills have also substantially increased for many consumers due to rises in supply rates. Fortunately, there are several practical and cost-effective strategies to keep your home warm without breaking the bank. Follow these tips to efficiently heat your home and re

Sprinkler Tips For Smart Irrigation Month

By Jordyn Windnagle - July 07, 2023
Smart Irrigation Month is an annual observance held in July to raise awareness about the importance of efficient water use in irrigation practices. The goal is to encourage individuals, businesses, and communities to adopt sustainable irrigation technologies and techniques to reduce water waste while maintaining healthy landscapes and gardens. It’s not unusual for those with sprinkler systems to

Easy, Low-Maintenance Landscaping Ideas

By Jordyn Windnagle - March 13, 2023
Spring officially begins in 1 week which means it’s time to focus on your yard! Most of us want a well-kept, attractive lawn but we don't always have room in our schedules for strenuous upkeep. Luckily, we’ve got you covered with low-maintenance landscaping options that don’t skimp on the curb appeal! native species If you want a laid-back lawn, native species are the way to go. These plants are

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