Posts with tag 'Homeowner Tips'
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Set the Tone in Your Home: Choosing Color
Over the last few years, it seemed like homeowners were getting rid of color in favor of the more minimalistic, muted tones of gray and white. If you're in the market for a Klamath Falls home for sale and neutrals aren't your thing, here's how you can choose interior color schemes you'll love for years to come.
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Prep Your Klamath Falls Home for a Puppy
If you're like most of us who can't resist adorable, cuddly creatures, you'll love National Puppy Day on March 23. This special day brings awareness to orphaned and abandoned puppies that need homes. Before National Puppy Day arrives, our real estate agents encourage you to adopt a puppy that will fill your home with laughter and love.
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Do You Have the Skills to Tackle These Home Projects?
Doing home improvement projects yourself can be fun, plus you save money that would otherwise be spent on a handyman or contractor. However, doing projects you don't have the skills for can do more harm than good. Do you have what it takes to do it yourself? Here are some examples from our real estate agents of typical home improvement projects and whether they fall into beginner, intermediate, or expert skill levels.
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Update With Tile: Adding a Kitchen Backsplash
Homeowners are discovering they can add style and character to their kitchens by adding a tile backsplash. Lovely in appearance, they are also practical in function, protecting the wall behind the sink or stove from grease and water damage. Available in dozens of materials and colors, tile provides endless design possibilities. Our real estate agents are excited to share a few upgrade options with you as you consider some of our beautiful Klamath Falls homes for sale.
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Home Maintenance: Draw Up a 2023 Game Plan
Buying a Klamath home for sale is a major investment. And now that you own your dream home, upkeep and maintenance are your responsibility. Home maintenance projects help prevent costly repairs and larger structural problems. They also add to the market value of your home and enhance the quality of your home life as you'll rarely have to deal with broken-down AC or water leakages.