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Mansfield: Stock Up on Gardening Supplies
Does our recent warming trend inspire you to start a garden? Spring is advancing, but it's not too late to raise vegetables or flowers on your Mansfield area property if you start right away.
Whether you're embarking on your first vegetable garden on your new property, or you're landscaping with flowers to make your home stand out from other Mansfield homes for sale, a garden pro can help. So can our agents with other valuable tips for improving your home and landscape.
Tips for Starting a Garden
- Plan your garden
If you're a garden novice, consult a pro at the local garden store or a horticulturist at your local extension service for advice. You can also go online and find garden planning kits to help you design your garden, or consult websites and books to develop a plan.
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You Can Do These Low-Cost Home Projects Right Now
Everyone has had more time at home, and one of the things our REALTORS® have discovered in recent weeks is that working from home provides an opportunity to work on your home as well.
There's never been a better time to tackle DIY projects. These simple home upgrades will revitalize your space—something we can all use right now—at little or no cost to you.
- Eliminate Clutter
It's spring, and we all have some cleaning to do. Getting rid of clutter is a great way to revive your space and make your home feel more open and spacious. Go through every room and gather up items that you don't need, never use, and are tired of looking at. Some can be tucked away in storage or given away, while others can be donated. If all goes well, you might even be able to have a big yard sale soon!
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5 Signs Your Roof Might Need Replaced This Summer
Though all of us are fortunate to have roofs over our heads, it's easy to forget that these elements of our home won't last forever. While the standard roof should last a few decades if properly installed and maintained, there are a number of issues that can weaken the integrity of your roof faster than you'd believe. Our REALTORS® encourage you to pay attention to these five signs that you might need to replace your roof this summer, especially if you plan on listing your property alongside other Mansfield homes for sale.
- Dark Spots on the Roof
While a shingle on your roof may fade or become slightly discolored over time, any large patches of discoloration may be signs of a serious problem. Dark streaks or spots on the roof are typically caused by algae, which causes staining and could make shingles deteriorate, eventually causing leaks. These stains can also harm your curb appeal, even if they aren't actually damaging the roof. A roof that looks like it may be problematic can instantly make buyers assume that there might be mold, leads, or other problems present in the home.
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New Landscaping: How to Get Your Yard Ready
If winter has left your landscaping looking a little worse for wear, then you're far from alone. On the bright side, we've all found ourselves with more time than ever to focus on getting our lawns and gardens back in shape this spring, and our REALTORS® are happy to offer some ideas on how to get your landscape back in shape.
- Do Some Spring Cleaning
Spring cleaning isn't just for the inside of your home. Your yard needs it too. After a hard winter, your property is likely littered with leaves, sticks, pine cones and other debris. Before doing anything else it's a good idea to go around with a rake and clean up a bit. This step alone will probably be a major improvement!
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Enjoy Wide-Open Spaces Around Mansfield
Warmer temperatures are here, and if you need a change of scenery while still maintaining social distancing, our REALTORS® have the parks for you. Enjoy the hiking and biking trails at these parks around the Mansfield area.
- Malabar Farm State Park - 4050 Bromfield Road, Lucas, OH 44843
Enjoy a scenic view of area history just minutes from Lucas homes for sale at Malabar Farm State Park. The park's centerpiece is the "Big House," which served as home to Pulitzer Prize-winning author Louis Bromfield. Today the farm still houses chickens, beef cattle and goats. Three hiking trails provide a chance to take in the natural beauty of the grounds, and leashed dogs are welcome. Hours are 6 a.m. - 11 p.m.