Category: local-house-selling-guides

How Windows Go Bad in Rhode Island

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We love a good window — especially one that lets light in but keeps the other elements out. Your window panes withstand a lot of abuse from heat, wind, debris and humidity, and even living creatures can inflict harm on your light panels. Over time, their form and function can decline, but when should you … Continued

House Moving in Rhode Island Hire a Mover or DIY?

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Depending on where you’re moving, how many items you’re moving and a slew of other factors, you need to decide whether to hire a moving company or tackle the job yourself. Before making your final decision, read through these pros and cons, plus a bonus option for the less-traditional move. Moving yourself pros More cost-effective: … Continued

Is Your House Trendy?

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Every new and widely-adopted trend changes what’s considered “standard.” When this happens in real estate — inside or out — a seller’s non-trend or off-trend house or condominium unit may become “substandard” in buyers’ eyes. Sellers who expect top dollar for their property must ensure it makes an on-trend impression with home-buyers, especially millennial’s. In … Continued

Coolest Room Lighting for “2018”

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These clever tricks banish dim interiors and dark corners, and usher natural light into the house. Most homes have a few gloomy rooms and nooks, but you don’t have to stay in the dark. To illuminate a poorly lit home without flicking a single light switch, use a combination of these bright ideas to enjoy … Continued

Tricks to (Smartly) “Live Small”

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If the house or condominium that you can afford seems too small, maybe you’re not thinking about space the right way. Buying the best location you can afford is what successful real estate ownership is all about. These are the properties that hold value even in down markets and that appreciate steadily and consistently in … Continued

Budget Patio Ideas (for 2018)

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Creating and sticking to a home improvement project’s budget is about as easy and comfortable as pulling teeth. But when it comes to a task as exciting as an outdoor space remodel, it’s necessary to think and talk about the budget before taking any further steps. The good news is that with a little practice … Continued

Choosing the Best Barbecue Grill

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Lots of people enjoy the flavors of grilling over other types of cooking. It’s a tried and true method of getting juicy and deliciously cooked food. If you’re thinking of purchasing a grill but unsure about the best option for you, you’ve come to the right place. Keep reading to learn about the different types … Continued

3 Hot New Kitchen Hardware Ideas

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You don’t have to transform your entire kitchen to feel like your kitchen has been upgraded. All you have to do is update some of your kitchen hardware, like the knobs on your cabinets or the handles on your drawers. You’ll get that new kitchen feel for a fraction of the cost. However, choose your … Continued

Mixing Old & New for Exquisite Kitchen Look

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Transitional style is a highly coveted kitchen look, and yet many people don’t even know how to define it, let alone put it together on their own. This not-quite-modern, not-quite-traditional style has lots of room for self-expression, but there are common elements you can rely on to guide your design process. Take a peek at … Continued

When is it Right for Kitchen Remodel

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It’s totally normal for those kitchen remodeling pangs to go crazy during the holidays. If you’ve spent time at a friend or family member’s house that has a freshly updated kitchen, you may be feeling a little envious. If you hosted over the holidays, your kitchen’s shortcomings may be top of mind. But is this … Continued