Embarking on a move can be a daunting task, but with strategic planning and decluttering, the process becomes not only simpler but also more cost-effective. At The Weatherdon Real Estate Team, we have witnessed the transformative impact of decluttering before a move. Join us as we explore how a proactive approach to decluttering can simplify your move and save you both time and money.
 

The coronavirus has been on a fast and furious world tour, and the pandemic has left an unprecedented mark upon economies and communities globally.

There’s no doubt an overall increase in the number of extreme weather events has caused the insurance industry to undergo significant changes.

Putting your home on the market may be the last thing you have on your mind.

But, as you know, life happens. Things change. You might unexpectedly find yourself in the position of wanting, or having to quickly sell your home.

Although many condominiums have adequate sound suppression between units, some can leave much to be desired, especially when you consider the impressive audio effects of the latest home theatre systems.

Meet Gary & David, The Weatherdon Real Estate Team Gary Weatherdon B.A. Economics, Bilingual Sales Representative Gary Weatherdon became a professional REALTOR® in 2004, following a 28-year career with a national organization. In his executive leadership role, he fostered a client-focused culture that delivered exceptional customer service and value. Today, that same principle is woven into the fabric of all Gary’s interactions with his real estate clients. As a result, Gary has built a successful repeat and referral client base – more than 80% of his business is built on positive word-of-mouth recommendations. In addition to his expertise in the real estate and…

Renovating rooms to absorb sound may seem ambitious, but the results can be rewarding, especially if you’re investing in an entertainment room for movies, music and video games, or trying to contain the sounds of your kids’ social activities.

During the hot summer months, you will want to find ways to bring down the temperature without having to crank up the air conditioner.

When you suffer damage to, or the loss of, your home or its contents, you expect your insurance company to help you out. And, most do a good job of doing just that. Still, it’s a good idea to review your policy with your insurance advisor and find out what’s covered and what isn’t. You don’t want to discover that your policy will not cover the cost of repairing the damage caused by a flood in your laundry room.