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A Successful Home Sale

After my wedding to my amazing husband ten years ago, I moved into the older brick home my spouse already owned. The interior of the home was extremely outdated. Pink, floral wallpaper covered the walls of the home. The linoleum floors desperately needed replacing. The outside of the house wasn’t in any better shape than the inside of it was. The sparse landscaping was overgrown. While we’ve completed some remodeling projects on the inside of the house, my husband and I haven’t spent much time redoing the landscaping. Before we can successfully sell our home, we need to hire a professional landscaper to transform the outside of our property into a relaxing oasis. On this blog, you will discover the reasons you need to hire a landscaper before putting your house up for sale.

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Formal or Informal Gardens — Which Is Right for You?
9 September 2020

When it comes to landscaping your yard, the type o …

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Kids Not Returning to Class? 4 Ways to Prep Your Backyard
30 July 2020

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Americans increasing …

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4 Ways Investing In Lawn Services Can Change Your Life
25 June 2020

Many homeowners have lawns that they're not proud …

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Testing And Maintenance Guide To Ensure Your Home Is Protected From The Hazards Of Backflow Problems
14 May 2020

Today, modern plumbing systems and other mechanica …

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3 Projects That Can Become A Statement Feature On Your Landscape
17 March 2020

While browsing your landscape, you may notice that …

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A Successful Home Sale

Formal or Informal Gardens — Which Is Right for You?

9 September 2020
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When it comes to landscaping your yard, the type of garden you choose will help you find the greatest happiness and functionality in your outdoor space. And the most basic garden decision you'll need to make is whether to plant a formal garden or an informal one. Not sure what you should do? Here's what you need to know about both.  What Makes a Formal Garden?  Formal gardens are more obviously structured in nature and tend to feature geometric shapes and clearly-defined designs. Read More 

Kids Not Returning to Class? 4 Ways to Prep Your Backyard

30 July 2020
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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Americans increasingly expect that their kids won't return to school as the fall semester begins. This puts extra pressure on your home to be a haven for both parents and kids alike. And now is the time to improve its ability to do that by redesigning the outdoor space. Here are four ways you can make your backyard a more functional and enjoyable space as the family spends even more time in it during 2020. Read More 

4 Ways Investing In Lawn Services Can Change Your Life

25 June 2020
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Many homeowners have lawns that they're not proud of and it may be something that bothers them a lot. When you don't have a lawn that makes you feel proud, it can impact how your home and property is viewed by outsiders. You may be attempting to keep up with certain tasks and avoiding others that feel less necessary. But instead of doing all that, it's a smart idea to hire a lawn service to take care of all of the work that needs to get done. Read More 

Testing And Maintenance Guide To Ensure Your Home Is Protected From The Hazards Of Backflow Problems

14 May 2020
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Today, modern plumbing systems and other mechanical systems around your home that use water have backflow prevention devices. For irrigation systems, the devices protect against contaminating drinking water, and for sewer systems, they prevent problems with backflow that can cause damage and contamination in your home. Therefore, you want to maintain these systems to ensure your home is protected. The following testing and maintenance guide will help ensure your home is protected from backflow problems. Read More 

3 Projects That Can Become A Statement Feature On Your Landscape

17 March 2020
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While browsing your landscape, you may notice that it may look a little boring, especially when you compare it to some other properties with more remarkable features. Fortunately, being the owner of your property means you can invest in all sorts of projects to improve your landscape. If you are determined to add a statement feature to your landscape that your family, friends, neighbors, and guests will notice every time they look at the space, you should learn about a few viable options in great detail before you start working with landscaping professionals. Read More