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It’s finally Fall, which means the leaves are changing colors, football is on the TV, and chili is in the crockpot, right? Nothing sounds better than that after the long, hot, humid Summer! Fall is fun; however, it’s time for homeowners to finish up those summer projects you started and start preparing your home for the Winter months! To some, that means winterizing their gardens, cleaning out gutters, or servicing fireplaces or HVAC units. BUT- there is often one project many homeowners overlook, even though doing this can lead to more significant issues.

Summer is coming to a close, and back to school is right around the corner. The end of summer is a time when homeowners start focusing less on upcoming trips and more on their home and fall “to do” lists. Now is the perfect time to consider adding a keyless entry system to your garage.

Have you considered adding on to your home? There have not been enough homes for sale in today's real estate market to meet buyer demand. This makes finding a new home much more difficult, and you may decide to add on to your current home and maximize its potential.

Many people today are thinking of ways to utilize their home to the fullest, while adding value. When it comes to your garage, the possibilities are endless. Even though it already serves a lot of purposes, converting your garage can expand your living space and provide you with valuable additional square footage.

More than 82 million homes in the United States have a garage. If you are building a home or getting ready to sell, the color of the garage should be considered when working on the exterior of the house. The right garage door color can boost the curb appeal of your home, which in turn increases its value.

Want an easy way to add curb appeal and increase the value of your home? Want to love the exterior of your home? Update your garage door! Investment in a new garage door can increase the value of your home significantly. According to a study conducted by researchers at the University of Alabama and the University of Texas at Arlington, homes with high curb appeal tend to sell for 7-14% more than similar homes with less appealing exteriors.