Lake Ariel Realty

Sellers: Stage to Sell This Winter
CENTURY 21 Select Group 1 year ago

Staging your home is crucial any time of year—but especially during winter, when weather and a slower market tend to get in the way. These staging tips are sure to put your home in the front of potential buyers’ minds this season.

 

Tastefully decorate

Use the wintery feel of these months to your advantage—even in warmer climates. Twinkly lights and elegant winter decor can instantly take your home up a notch. A pinecone wreath, seasonal flowers and greenery, and other small landscaping touche...
9 Hacks to Help Keep Your Home Warm This Winter
CENTURY 21 Select Group 2 years ago

A cold winter breeze infiltrating your home can chill you to your core. However, by making a few simple and cost-effective changes around your house, you can stay warm and cozy all winter long.

Install a smart thermostat

Adding a smart thermostat can not only improve the comfort of your home but also lower your energy costs. Some smart thermostats enable you to adjust your heating based on the time of day, allowing you to set a warmer temperature when you wake up or when you arrive home from wo...
Why do Radon Levels Rise During the Winter?
CENTURY 21 Select Group 3 years ago

If you’ve tested your home for Radon at different times of the year, you probably noticed a spike in colder weather, but why is that?  Perhaps even more importantly, should this be a concern to you?

Here are a few things that can contribute to a spike in your Radon levels during the winter:

The ground could be frozen Normally, a lot of Radon gas escapes through your yard, but when the ground freezes that becomes more difficult and the path of least resistance becomes your home.  As a result, wh...
Winter-Proof Your Home
CENTURY 21 Select Group 3 years ago

Double-check your supply stock.

Make sure you have things like flashlights (with working batteries), snow shovels, and extra fuel for the generator, if you have one. If a winter storm hits when you least expect it, you’ll be thankful you did.

Make your home cozy.

Add elements that give your home a sense of warmth, such as textile art, wool throw pillows/blankets, candles, wood accents (for a rustic feel), and coffee table books. Bonus tip: Always keep a hot chocolate at the ready.

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