Kathi Fleck's Blog, page 4
September 29, 2015
Homebuilder Merger Will Lift Southlake Housing Market
The housing market in Southlake, Dallas and the surrounding region is growing at a record pace. The Dallas Morning News argues that the market is being driven by a short supply of houses, which is subsequently causing prices to rise. This has been encouraging for sellers, but presented a problem for anyone looking to purchase a home in the area. Fortunately, contractors are starting to increase production again, which should temper the rising prices for anyone looking to buy a property.
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September 13, 2015
Keller Housing Market is Among Hottest in the Country
The housing market throughout Northern Texas is one the fastest growing in the country. Keller is one of the cities that is experiencing strong growth. Since the market is booming, many people are trying to purchase properties while they are still on the market
Housing Sales Grow RapidlyKeller only has a population of 43,000 residents, but the housing market is still growing rapidly. In fact, the housing market in the Keller/Fort Worth area is among the fastest growing in the country. This...
August 31, 2015
Maintaining Your Home
Maintaining your home is very important for several reasons. Not only will it help keep your home presentable, but it can keep up the value, maintain curb appeal, attract future buyers, and simply keep your home in working order for longer. There a...
August 17, 2015
Should You Live in the Middle of a Remodel?
Remodeling a home is a very emotional experience. No matter how enthusiastic you may be in the beginning, the stresses of unexpected things happening can be a lot for many homeowners. So should you live through a remodel or stay elsewhere during the work?
Emotions Running High
A whole range of emotions can be pr...
August 2, 2015
Dealing with the Unknowns of Remodeling
What are Change Orders?
Change orders are a common part of remodeling. They are any request from the homeowner to change the scope of a project during the remodel, or any order issued due to unforeseen problems discovered during the course of construction. This is why having a cushio...
July 22, 2015
What to Look for in an Interior Designer
When hiring an interior designer, it’s important to know your requirements in a remodel and prioritize them. Here are 8 things that you should consider in a remodel when meeting with your designer. How the designer deals with the poi...
July 6, 2015
Warning Signs When Hiring a Contractor
Choosing and hiring the right contractor for your home remodel is an important decision. But how do you know if you’re making the right choice or not? There are many things you should look fo...
June 22, 2015
The Best Price Doesn’t Always Equal the Best Contractor
There is nothing wrong with shopping around for the best bid when it comes to choosing a contractor. It’s usually recommended to get at least three bids for any project that you want to d...
June 11, 2015
5 Reasons to Replace Outdated Kitchen Appliances
Tired of staring at that old dishwasher and trying to cook on that outdated stove from the 60’s? If the stain on your refrigerator door is older than you, it may be time to head to the recycling center. Here are 5 good reasons to replace those outdated kitchen appliances.
Older Appliances Can Be a Safety Hazard
Just because an older kitchen appliance is functional, that doesn’t mean it’s safe. The more use something gets, the more likely it is to have hidden issues. Fire, electrical, and othe...
May 12, 2015
Independence-A Transitional Master Bathroom in Southlake, TX
This master bathroom in Southlake, TX lacked the luster and contemporary bathroom design the homeowners wanted. In typical 1980’s fashion, the tub overpowered the room and left little shower space. The overall design was builder-grade and from another era.
The homeowners wanted a design that would accommodate them in function and design. The new contemporary bathroom includes a contrast of woods between the flooring and two vanities. This contrast contributes to the gray and brown tones used...


