Articles Tagged "Home Security"

When the weather gets warm, the flowers start blooming, and the days grow longer, you can be sure that we're entering one of the busiest times of year for real estate transactions. Staying up to date on the latest real estate trends in Livingston County is key to achieving your goals, whether you're planning to buy or sell a home this spring. Our real estate agents are here to help you make informed decisions with the latest market activity data for Livingston County.

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When you move into a new home, it's always fun to make it your own. This does not have to mean a total remodel, and it doesn't have to mean spending thousands of dollars, either. There are plenty of smaller home improvement projects that you can tackle on a weekend for a reasonable budget. Our real estate agents are excited to share the following weekend home improvement projects with you.

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Each year, there are approximately 358,000 house fires that cause property damage, injuries, and even death. National Fire Prevention Month is observed every October and serves as a reminder for the actions you can take to prevent a fire in your home. Our real estate agents want to make sure you and your family stay safe and recommend these fire prevention tips. 

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With our peaceful riverside boardwalk, historic landmarks, and thriving business districts it's no wonder that buyers are consistently seeking Brighton homes for sale. However, like any city or town, security and safety are still concerns for any homeowner--especially with the holiday season coming upon us.

Are you sure your home is secure? Our REALTORS® know that the safety and security of your property are important to you, and that's why we've devised this list of ways to keep burglars away during the holidays. Read along to protect yourself and your valuables this holiday season.

1. Lock Your Doors and Windows
   Properly securing your home during the holiday season is the best way to protect your home and your valuables. Lock your doors, windows, garage, and shed, and consider investing in deadbolts for any main entrances to your home. Also, don't leave spare keys outside. If you must have a spare, consider leaving one with a trusted neighbor or at a nearby friend's house instead.

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