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Posted on 02/06/2022
4 Signs Your Pet is Stressed About Moving – and What to Do About It
Photo by Alexas_Fotos via Pixabay Since your pets cannot verbally tell you when they’re feeling stressed, it’s important to watch their body language for stress signals. Every pet is different in how they show their inner feelings, but once you know their signals, you can help calm them down fast. If you’re not sure where to start with...
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Posted on 01/30/2022
Questions to Ask When Finding a Rental
Whether you’re renting for the first time or not, there are important questions to ask and think about during the process. Asking the right questions can make an enormous difference in how successful you are in finding the right place and being happy in it once you do. Here are some questions every renter should ask while searching...
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Posted on 01/23/2022
Refresh Your Molding and Revitalize Your Room
Sometimes, the trick to revitalizing an entire room is to focus on the details. You don't need to paint the room a new color or install fresh flooring in order to achieve a stellar look. When you decide to update and upgrade your molding, you will add a sense of timeless elegance to your room in a matter...
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Posted on 01/16/2022
How to Make Leaf Print Art
Making art prints with leaves has long been considered a fall craft project. However, it’s possible and easy to make beautiful and unique DIY wall decor using leaves throughout the entire year. Here’s how to use leaves to make art prints. Materials Paint (acrylic or tempera works best)Paint brushesPalette for mixing colorsWaterPaper, card stock or woodA rolling pin...
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Posted on 01/09/2022
Neighborhoods: Ways to Find Out If Your Neighborhood Is Right for You
Photo by David McBee from Pexels When you’re considering where to build a new house, much of your focus will go into researching specific lots of land you might build on. While extensive due diligence into specific lots is certainly necessary and appropriate, don’t forget to consider the broader neighborhood the lots are in. Here are five tips...
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Posted on 01/02/2022
3 Current Tech Trends for Smarter, Better Homes
Photo by Sound On from Pexels Adoption of new technology has always been crucial to the success of architectural design and construction. Ever since the invention of the wheel, humans have been developing new and creative ways to improve their processes and their outcomes. Today, the increased accessibility and popularity of technological enhancement in our daily lives has...
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Posted on 12/26/2021
Garden Balls & Gazing Spheres: How to Make Your Own
You can find colorful, shiny or subtly decorated orb sculptures in gardens everywhere. Sometimes called garden balls, gazing balls or spheres, these globes have been a popular outdoor decoration for decades. They come in myriad designs, styles and sizes and are very simple to make yourself. Here we’ll go over a few ways to decorate your own garden...
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Posted on 12/19/2021
Flipping a House? Don't Forget These Renovation Projects
When flipping property, every project is unique. However, there are some specific renovations and upgrades to include to add the most value to the home. To make the most of your fix-and-flip property sale, focus on renovation projects with the best ROI. Here is a list of some projects to prioritize in your flip: Curb Appeal A simple...
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Posted on 12/12/2021
Tips on Moving With Pets
Photo by Ulrike Mai via Pixabay Moving from one state to another is stressful enough for adults and children. Often pets are doubly confused. Your home may be the only world they've known. They don't understand why you're leaving or if you're coming back. Boxes are piling up and moving people, family and friends are everywhere. This may...
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Posted on 12/05/2021
How to Grow Vegetables in Any Hardiness Zone
Using the map of USDA Hardiness Zones is incredibly helpful in planning a garden. Knowing your zone means knowing what plants are recommended for growing in your area and which ones might not survive. However, no matter what zone you live in, it’s possible to grow your own fruits, vegetables and herbs indoors. Here are some tips for...
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Posted on 02/01/2022
Another Property Sold - 38 Dogwood Circle, Woodbridge, CT 06525
Established on an idyllic, private 3.54-acre property in a serene neighborhood, a surprise awaits inside for buyers seeking a seamless union of elegance and comfort. While open and expansive, none of the 4,110 square feet in this well-appointed, custom home is wasted with unusable space and several rooms with cathedral ceilings and skylights provide a bright and cheerful character. Offering a versatile, split floor plan on three levels, this five-bedroom, three-full and two-half bathroom home has a superb allocation of formal & casual living areas. The updated, stylish eat-in kitchen connects all spaces and polished hardwood floors flow...
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Posted on 01/21/2022
Another Property Sold - 792 Derby Milford Road, Orange, CT 06477
Step in to this meticulously updated and move-in ready raised ranch and feel right at home. The warm and welcoming interior includes a main level of 1,992 square feet with gleaming oak floors throughout, and an additional 840 square feet in the finished, walk-out lower level with 1 of the 3 full bathrooms in the home. The open main level features naturally bright rooms for formal living & dining, and the remodeled kitchen enjoys a desirable open floor plan to a family room addition, separated by a breakfast bar with seating for 4. This striking space is also highlighted with all-day sun through a large picture window and glass and slider...
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