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Clinton, NY 13323

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HOW TO...

Keep your lawn green and beautiful.

Now is the time to tune up your lawn mower. Change the sparkplug, oil and sharpen the blades. Also, right now is the perfect time to put down more grass seed on your lawn. The grass is growing so by the time that you are ready to mow, the seedlings will have taken. You'll get a thicker, greener lawn.

Here's another tip to stop the grass from sticking to your mower deck...

In the spring, before you mow for the first time, spray some vegetable-oil cooking spray under the deck of your mower to prevent grass clippings from sticking. This simple step will save you a lot of work when cleaning your mower after each use. It also helps prevent rust.

Stop your water pipes from knocking

Do your water pipes knock when you turn off faucets? The problem could be not enough air in the water lines. Here is a simple, three step remedy:

1.Shut off the main valve in your home.
2.Flush all toilets and turn on every faucet. Let all the water drain out and turn off the faucets.
3.Slowly turn on the main valve. Some sediment will get loosened, so unscrew the screens from the faucets and clean them out. Do not be surprised when the water spits and sputters a bit when you turn the faucets back on. That's it. With new air in the compression chambers, knocking will be a thing of the past.

Why Use a REALTOR®

Smart home sellers realize they need the expertise of a REALTOR® in the sales process. And only REALTORS®, who are members of the National Association of REALTORS® , follow a time-tested Code of Ethics, where other real estate licensees may not.

Contact our office today and ask about the difference we can make for you.

First Impressions

If you are considering selling your home, one thing to keep in mind is that you have only one chance to make a good first impression--beginning the moment potential buyers drive up.

You can help create that good first impression by presenting potential buyers with a well-cared-for yard including a mowed lawn, clean driveways and walk paths (yes, shovel your snow!). Your front door and porch should be clean and neat, preferably freshly painted.

These first important encounters create a positive impression that carries through to the rest of your home. An inviting atmosphere implies that your house has been well maintained and taken care of. Homes that convey pride of ownership frequently receive the best offers.

If your home appears disheveled or uncared for, prospective buyers may quickly conclude it's been neglected and is in need of repairs. Such a negative impression can result in a less-than-generous offer--or possibly no offer at all.

Try viewing your home through a potential buyer's eyes. Would YOU buy your home?

Contact one of our agents today and we will go over some other tips to help your home sell faster and for top dollar.

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Go to our Local Information, then choose Links to find out more about Radon

Helpful Hints....

Painting the inside of your home may be easy enough to do yourself, but here are some tips from the professionals:

When choosing a roller for your paint job, take into consideration the type of paint that you will be using - oil base or water base.

If you are rolling with a water-based paint, you want to use a synthetic roller.

If you are rolling on an oil base, you'll want to use a natural roller, such as lamb's wool or natural fiber.

Be aware that rollers with loose fibers could ruin your paint finish.

If you can pluck the bristels out, then you know many of those bristles will end up on the wall.

this information was found on www.diynetwork.com

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Our office is located at:
9 College Street
Clinton, NY