Make your Grass Green…
This is the time of year that having a nice exterior can help sell your house. It can also help not sell it, if it is not maintained properly.
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I know this is not common, but come on, How Lovely. I could sit here and read for hours.
Plant some annuals! via alakananda.files.wordpress.com0 This might be going a little overboard, but it definitely makes a statement. A pretty lawn enhances your home and it should be freshly cut (weekly), weeded, and edged. Flowerbeds should be weeded , hedges trimmed, and garden debris removed.
Unless you have beautiful paving stone like these, be sure the sidewalks and patios are also weeded and clean~
Can you say Pressure washer?? (my hubby’s favorite past time) .
While you have that out- go ahead and clean the the exterior, including eaves and gutters. Downspouts should have extensions to take water away from the foundation to avoid pooling. Believe me – the inspector will write this on the report if it’s not done. I actually think it’s okay to leave the chalk. It’s very sweet.
Okay, so if you are like me and love to have a pretty yard, but never seem to get around to the yard “work” part of it. A great way to “Give Back” is to hire someone to do your yard work.
That way, the time that you do spend outdoors can be enjoyable and memorable! Some of my best childhood and adult memories are being outside- either playing catch or doing cartwheels in the yard and then hanging out on the deck (with lots of bug spray) and friends ~that only bugged me after a few hours! (Just kidding)
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Happy Spring!
Lindsey
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