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THINGS TO CONSIDER BEFORE MAKING A HOME PURCHASE
1 Financial Readiness
Evaluate your finances carefully by reviewing your budget, credit score, and overall affordability. Understand your mortgage options and associated costs. We can connect you with trusted lenders to guide you through the home buying process.
2 Location & Neighborhood
Location is just as important as the home itself. Consider proximity to work, schools, daily essentials, and safety, along with the overall feel of the community. It’s also wise to look into market trends, future developments, and potential property value growth.
3 Home Inspection
A thorough home inspection is crucial to assess the property’s structure, systems, and overall condition. Catching issues early helps you avoid unexpected costs and make a confident, informed decision.
4 Future Plans
Consider your long-term goals and how the home aligns with them Whether it’s growing your family, relocating, or building equity, your purchase should support your future lifestyle and finances.
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YOUR LAWN Prepare
Lawn care season begins in March, making it the ideal time for weed control and fertilization This helps build strong roots and prevent weeds like crabgrass. It may feel overwhelming, but starting early makes a big difference. Not sure where to begin?
Here are a few things to focus on this month:
Get rid of any winter damage. You should take off everything that is covering your grass, such as branches, leaves, mud, etc. Even if your lawn hasn't yet begun to grow, these weeds and branches will soon start taking advantage of a thin lawn. They must be taken away.
Remove any lingering winter debris such as branches, leaves, and mud to give your lawn a clean start. Even if your grass hasn’t begun growing yet, weeds and excess debris can quickly take over sparse areas. Clearing it now sets the stage for healthy, even growth. Aerate. If you have warm-season grass like Bermuda, zoysia, or St. Augustine, early spring is the ideal time to aerate. This marks the start of your lawn care season and helps create the foundation for strong, healthy growth.
Mowing Your lawn may not need cutting just yet since it hasn’t fully started growing for the season. However, if it looks ready, keep it light only trim a small amount off the top to avoid stressing the grass.
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If the rising temperatures are giving you spring fever, you’re alone we’re just as excited for the longer, warmer days ahead
Clean the Gutters
Prepare your home for spring showers by clearing out lea pine needles, and any built-up debris. Clogged gutters downspouts can lead to overflow, potentially damaging y siding and foundation.
AC Condenser Maintenance
Remove dust and debris from your outdoor condenser unit ( large metal box outside) to help your AC run efficiently as temperatures rise.
Refresh the Siding
Wash away dirt and buildup to prevent mildew and extend the life of your siding. It also gives your home a clean, refreshed look for the season.
Seal Windows and Doors
Inspect caulking around windows, doors, and trim for any cracks or damage from winter. Resealing helps prevent water intrusion and avoids costly repairs down the line.
Inspect the Roof
Take a close look at your roof for any missing or loose shingles, damaged flashing, or cracked vent pipe boots to ensure everything is in good condition after winter.
March 23 - Vaccine ClinicSnohomish Senior Center
March 26 - Family Reading Club - Snohomish Library
March 28 - Holi - Community Celebration of Colors
March 29 - Weekend Run/Walk Club
