Emily

Good Fences….

No Neighbors? Fences Still Matter Ahhh…not another house for miles! You’re all alone! Not so fast. You still may need fencing to keep out unwanted visitors. Not the two-legged kind, rather the sweet, wild four-legged kind. If you have landscaping you care about, research fencing options for your property early. Because hungry critters will eat

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Mudrooms

The Most Important Room in Any Upland Home There is no space in an Upland Home more vital to your quality of life and more contributive to your sanity than a beautifully designed, well-appointed Mud Room. Wet boots, muddy garden clogs, filthy pet paws, dripping raincoats, snow-crusted hats and mittens…these are the by-products of an upland

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Water Wells & Treatment

No Public Water Utility? Oh “Well”! If you are not able to tap into a public water source, then you likely already have—or have been told you need—a water well. Regulations regarding how and where this is done are typically strict and before purchasing a rural property it is important to understand both the rules

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Mastering the Weekend Commute

Organizing Belongings for the Back-and-Forth Travel to and from your upland home should be as stress-free as possible. More so if toting children and pets along for the ride. Investing in the proper gear to make the hampster-wheel of weekend commuting easier will help you stay organized and allow you to more thoroughly enjoy every

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