Tricks For Hard-To-Paint Areas

While some DIY projects seem like they should be left for the pros, painting doesn’t have to be one of them. Basic painting seems easy enough, but sometimes we run into those hard-to-paint areas and regret not hiring a professional. Instead of hanging up the towel, try out these tricks for those spots and see if you can finish your project all on your own (and save some money in the process!)

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Sarah Georger-Clark
WHAT TO PACK FOR THE FIRST NIGHT IN YOUR NEW HOME

You just finished unloading the final box from the moving truck, and now you’re officially moved in to your new home! You go to take a shower to wash off the day, only to realize you don’t have a shower curtain. After spending a full day moving into a new home, the last thing you are going to want to do is dig through all of your unopened boxes to find an outfit or a charger (or even a shower curtain). The next time you’re moving, create a ‘first night box’ so that your essentials aren’t hidden at the bottom of another box. Here is a list of what you should pack:

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Sarah Georger-Clark
Why Waiting To Buy Is Costing You

Many people are sitting on the fence trying to decide if now’s the time to buy a home. Some are renters who have a strong desire to become homeowners but are unsure if buying right now makes sense. Others may be homeowners who are realizing that their current home no longer fits their changing needs.

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Sarah Georger-Clark
How to Style A Bar Cart

I am so excited to think about serving up cocktails this summer. Thanks to a dear friend, I’ve been gifted a bar-cart to do this sooner than later. Want to do this too? Here are her five top ideas for outfitting a cart that looks as good as the cocktails you’ll serve up taste.

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Sarah Georger-Clark
Make Moving With Pets Stress-Free

You’ve just bought a new home, and Fluffy and Fido are starting to worry about all the moving boxes going into the truck outside. Pets can easily become stressed during a move, which might cause them to lose their fur, become aggressive, or even run away. Luckily, there are a few things that you can do to reduce your pet’s anxiety before, during, and after your move.

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Sarah Georger-Clark
Why You Should do a Final Walkthrough

Buyers are delighted to hear that they are contractually allowed to see the home another time before closing. It’s a really nice time to take measurements, refresh their memory after the adrenaline of house hunting has subsided, and make sure the seller is indeed moving out and the house will be ready for closing.

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Sarah Georger-Clark
Pros & Cons of Adding A Fence To Your Property

There have been many discussions over the past couple months having to do with fences. Neighbors splitting the bill and agreeing on style of new one, what happens when the wind blows it over, the rising costs of lumber (up 300%), and availability of talented people to install them. All are topics that have entered my sphere.

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Sarah Georger-Clark