Radon Gas
Certainly not a common topic, but it does come up from time to time in our profession. Although certainly not a healthy situation to find yourself in, it's not the end of the world either. As indicated below, if the amount of Radon gas has an "average annual radon concentration in the normal occupancy area exceeds 200 becquerels per cubic meter" it's time to take remedial measures. ...
Posted by Cathy Doucette
on June 25, 2008
Hi, this is Tammy Hines from Century 21 Annapolis Valley Realty located in Kentville, Nova Scotia and the wonderful Annapolis Valley.
Buying or selling your home is a huge decision and one that plays an integral part in your financial future and your family's happiness. When you decide to take what may be the biggest financial step in your life, the first person you should consult is a REALTOR®.
A ...
Posted by Cathy Doucette
on June 24, 2008
Real Estate in the Annapolis Valley is Hot!!! Properties are selling quickly; we actually have buyers that we cannot find homes for. There are times that there are two or more offers coming in on the same property. Hmmmm.... All the noise about the economy being slow sure has not affected our area. There was a study done some years back wondering why, when the rest of Canada ...
Posted by Cathy Doucette
on June 24, 2008
The Annapolis Valley of Nova Scotia consists of a collection of towns, villages, and communities set against a backdrop of apple orchards and world famous high tides. The area is a perfect place to relocate and buy real estate!
Windsor, that "Gateway to the Valley", is the birthplace of hockey. Kentville is considered the business sector of the Valley while New Minas is its shopping center. ...
Posted by Cathy Doucette
on June 16, 2008
Air Conditioning Maintenance
In summer when using air conditioning, consider closing off the dampers of your basement ducts. This will send more cooled air upstairs. You can reopen them in the fall to allow heated air to be sent into the basement.
Inspect the vents for insect or bird nests or other debris or obstructions.
The outside unit may become clogged with leaves, dandelion seeds, ...
Posted by Cathy Doucette
on June 13, 2008
Hi! My name is Lynn Hoffmann and I would like to tell you about our beautiful Annapolis Valley. Having been born and raised in New York City, I was very fortunate to visit the Valley in 1966, with friends to attend the Annapolis Valley Apple Blossom Festival. This led to a love relationship which continues to this day. 38 years later my husband and I moved to the Valley.
The ...
Posted by Cathy Doucette
on June 4, 2008
If you are selling your home, here are some pointers to help beautify your home:
Replace House Number - Brass
New Doormat and/or Wreath at Front Entry
Add Fresh Layer of Mulch to Flowerbeds and Trees
Add Potted Plants or Hanging Baskets to Deck
Borrow Lawn Furniture if Need be
Shoe/Boot Tray at Front Entry
Remove Sickly Plants
Place Linens on Dining Room Table and Server
Put Away Small Appliances
Place ...
Posted by Cathy Doucette
on May 20, 2008
Spring is finally here in the Beautiful Annapolis Valley! You have made the decision to sell your home. Below are the necessary things you should do to help your REALTOR® get the best possible price for your property.
Wash windows inside and out. Polish all mirrors. Sparkle is free and sparkle sells homes - Kitchens and Bathrooms are at the top of that Sparkle list.
Odors are a complete no-no. Make ...
Posted by Cathy Doucette
on May 13, 2008
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Posted by Cathy Doucette
on April 29, 2008
Carbon Monoxide Detectors - What you need to know
· Carbon Monoxide is a colorless, odorless gas. Low exposure can cause health problems and high levels of exposure can be fatal.
· Detectors are recommended if your home has gas, oil or wood burning appliances, or if your home has an attached garage.
· Unborn and young children are the most susceptible, also seniors and those with a history of heart ...
Posted by Cathy Doucette
on April 18, 2008