“The Art of a Small Kitchen“

Aside from the two times a year that you can change the air filter of your heating system, you probably don’t often think about the air quality in your home.  However, due to concerns about toxic materials, more and more home buyers today are looking for homes built upon greener principles.  According to the Environmental Protection Agency, people are increasingly worried about issues such as mold, radon and carbon monoxide when searching for a new home.  Addressing this means ensuring that humidity has not wreaked havoc inside the walls and that any new materials you bring into your house, from appliances to shelving, are green-home certified.  It also means having your property tested for radon as well as lead paint.  Preparation is key when putting your house on the market, from sprucing up to performing long-put of maintenance.  It also includes choosing the real estate agent most qualified to represent you in your real estate transaction.  Buyer needs to prepare too when house-hunting to pin-point what their needs are and what they are looking for.  Full service with high standards of excellence are the cornerstone of our agency.  “OUR SUCCESS HAS BEEN BUILT ONE SATISIFIED CUSTOMER AT A TIME.”