Sure, it’s a place to park your car, but a paver driveway is like a work of art — an instant high-end upgrade to your home. The whole place suddenly looks better.
While poured concrete or asphalt are cheaper driveway materials, pavers pack some significant benefits.
Everybody thinks about flowers out front when it’s summer, but when it comes to attracting attention to your commercial property, think bigger.
Selling your house? You’re probably surrounded by cans of paint and busy clearing out closets.
Don’t forget your front yard. Landscaping plays a huge part in selling a house.
Think about it. Potential homebuyers see your lawn, your garden beds and your front walkway long before they get a peek at that half bath you just remodeled.
But you don’t want to invest a ton of money in a house you’re leaving, right? At the same time, you know your home will sell faster and for a better price if it has impressive curb appeal.
What are the best landscape projects to increase resale value? And how much of a difference can sprucing up your curb appeal really make?
Upgrades are always good news, right?
Before you hang out that “Do Not Disturb: It’s Summer” sign, take a minute to think about your landscaping.
Around the end of July, the hottest time of year here in Southeast Idaho, the daily average temperature is 87 degrees.
Not hot enough for your tomato plants to spontaneously combust, but plenty hot enough to stress your thirsty lawn, encourage ugly fungus, and lure apparently every creepy bug in the state into your house.
