Building a new home is an integral part of the American Dream. What would it mean to you to be able to build your own Georgia home? It would probably mean the world – and if you have the funds, you probably want to jump right...
When you are looking at new homes in Georgia, it pays to know about the upcoming new home trends of the new year. While each year sees design experts put forth new ideas that gain traction, 2020 is a chance to approach homes with a fresh...
Henry County Homes are beautiful, but that does not mean they lack any flaws. You might purchase a home that you love, but hate that kitchen. The exterior of your new home might be in serious need of a new paint job. How much are your...
One of the most important components of your new home is the floors you’ll walk on. From the second you open the front door, the flooring will leave a lasting impression on you and your family, as well as your guests. We’re going to take...
Maintaining a home requires more than regular cleaning and taking out the trash. Just as integral to keeping your home in tip top shape is how your home looks like from the outside. So we’ll take a look into how you can build up your...
If you were looking to build a new home in Henry County, now would be a good time to do it. Henry County, Georgia is booming, as one of south metro Atlanta’s fastest growing areas. It boasts a median household income of more than $62,000...
Owning a new home is a fantastic feeling but keeping it up to date and looking fresh can be very expensive, and at times, downright exhausting. Home improvements are often tedious and involve the work of specialists, which adds to the cost of most projects. It doesn’t have to...
Establishing a new home is always exciting, but can sometimes feel a little overwhelming at the holidays. ...
Have you ever wondered why your home is built the way it is? Or what the utility of having high ceilings is, or what the benefit of having a basement would be? It’s actually a fascinating history throughout the time that has lead us to...
If you’re living in the southeast, you know this winter has been abnormally mild. The cherry blossom trees that usually wait until March to bloom are already showing their petals and the temperature is ripe for open windows and breezy air. It seems that instead...
