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
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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.
Read more →Spring cleaning is a great idea, but spring home maintenance is a must. Preserve the value of your home, keep your family safe, and prevent annoying problems from arising at the worst time. Here is a helpful checklist. Indoor Home Maintenance 1) Smoke alarm: Check your smoke
Read more →According to realtors—the people who really know prospective buyers—house shoppers try to visualize themselves in your house. A perfectly organized, sparkling clean, and depersonalized home is most appealing. Here’s how to make your house stand out in the competitive Washington, DC, market: 1) Remember that housing is
Read more →After many years in a home, most of us accumulate an excess of furniture, artwork, books, china, crystal, flatware, jewelry, clothing, sports equipment, and more. When it’s time to downsize, the challenge is figuring out what to do with all of it. You should end up with
Read more →Are you hoping to make 2018 a productive and organized year but don’t know how to begin because of so much clutter? Perhaps the holiday mess is holding you back? If you are one of the many DC residents planning to move this year, it’s extra important
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