If you are like most people, your closet needs organizing. It’s one of those dreaded tasks we tend to put off, but once it’s completed, you feel great! The start of a new season is the perfect time to tackle your closet. Here are some tips for
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A well-planned move is key unless you thrive under tremendous stress. Lay out a plan week by week from about seven to eight weeks out until moving day. While each move and the specific tasks associated with it vary by family, here is a typical checklist: Week
Read more →You may be downsizing your home for any number of reasons. Maybe you fell in love with another neighborhood that’s pricier than your current one. Perhaps you’re tired of a long daily commute. Are you an empty nester and can’t properly maintain a large home? If you
Read more →When your belongings are finally unloaded and the moving van is gone, your job is to turn a new house into a real home. Don’t get overwhelmed with boxes—handle them in the right order and pre-plan. Check boxes/furniture – Before the moving crew drives away, make sure
Read more →We all look forward to the slower pace of summer and spending more time with family and friends. However, the responsibilities that come with owning a home don’t go away when the weather is nice. Make sure the chores get done. Here are eight things to remember:
Read more →The last work crew is gone, and you are that much closer to fully enjoying your “new” home. Here are some tips for getting your house in ship-shape quickly after a renovation of any size. Clean – All the debris must be removed. Despite the contractor’s efforts
Read more →Are you are planning a home improvement project in Maryland, DC, or Northern Virginia? For a stress-free experience, whether your project involves the entire house, just one room, or anything in between, read on for some tips at the planning stage. Hire a trusted team – It’s a big
Read more →The desire for spring cleaning can be strong this time of year. The trigger may be an upcoming move or home renovation, or even a buildup of items in your house after years of accumulation. Here are some tips to help you through the difficult areas.
Read more →Even the most organized, type-A people can feel pulled in a million directions with pressure from work, family responsibilities, and social commitments. There isn’t enough time in a day to deal effectively with a stressful job, young children or teens, and elderly parents. In addition to daily
Read more →In addition to the headache of moving, the costs mount quickly. If you live in the Washington, DC area, you know the meaning of expensive! Take a few minutes and evaluate your situation. You may be surprised at how you can spend less by getting professionals involved.
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