Xeriscaping your yard can save you money, water, and time. Xeriscaping can still look aesthetically appealing while requiring less money and less environmental impact for watering and upkeep.

Our beginner's guide to landscaping will help you in the process of planning, designing, and constructing your garden by using landscaping design principles and plant selections that are familiar with our dry Utah climate. This is your first stop for your Spring planting and curb-appeal projects!

As the dark and dull days of winter are beginning to pass, you might be feeling the itch to make a change. What better way to kick off the season and welcome in the warmer months than to refresh your home and forgotten spaces. Here’s our guide to refreshing your home for Spring!

We’re big on providing guides for every step of the real estate process and that includes how to have a smooth move! Whether you’re moving alone, with a partner, with pets, or with kids, we’ve got you covered with our comprehensive multi-page guide. In the meantime, here’s a quick and dirty article to guide you through!

There are many steps involved with buying a home but, who said it had to be confusing? Here we discuss worst-case scenarios, the pre-approval phase, inspections, buyer contracts, closing, timeframes, and more! As your go-to Realtor® , we outline a few essential processes and circumstances before diving into one of the biggest investments of your life.

Utah weather is prone to excessive dry heat during the summer. Xeriscaping your yard can save you money, water, and time. Landscaping in a way that still looks aesthetically appealing but requires less money on watering for upkeep, and will save on time it would normally take to water.

If you ask us, it’s not enough to simply tell someone to “buy a house” because everyone’s path to homeownership often begins a little differently. To support you on your path, we’ve selected three common scenarios and provided our best advice to begin the purchasing process.

As we all continue to spend more time at home due to the ongoing pandemic and emerging remote work culture, it’s essential to ensure your home works for everyone that lives there, including yourself and the life you lead. Read on for three steps of how to make your home work for you.

While that crisp fall air signaling the end of the year might have you more excited than usual to engage in your favorite fall and winter rituals—from pulling out your favorite sweaters to consuming all things pumpkin spice—make sure you remember to winterize your home for the season ahead.