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Avoid Halloween Mishaps: Safety Tips for Your Trick-or-Treaters
Dressing up in costumes and going around the neighborhood collecting candy is fun - but it can also be dangerous. Especially if you've just moved to a new neighborhood and don't know the area very well. Here are a few trick-or-treating safety tips to help both you and your kids avoid mishaps and have the best time on Halloween.
- Have a Plan
Trick-or-treaters should always be accompanied by a trusted adult who can keep an eye on them and ensure their safety. Make sure whoever takes them knows the surrounding streets and how to get from one street to another. Plan out your route carefully and stick to it. This is especially important if you're new to the neighborhood and still getting used to where things are so you can avoid getting lost. If you're taking the ki...
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Fall Foliage: Where to Spot Fall Colors on Long Island
Blending city amenities with amazing natural beauty, Long Island provides the best of all worlds. Our real estate agents take in the full range of fall splendor at these wonderful locations around Nassau County and Suffolk County.
- Sands Point Preserve - 127 Middle Neck Rd., Sands Point, NY 11050
In addition to scenic grounds, Sands Point Preserve offers a fascinating look into Long...
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Your Long Island Home Maintenance Plan: Keep Your Property in Peak Condition
For homeowners in Long Island, including those looking at Suffolk County homes for sale or Nassau County homes for sale, annual maintenance tasks are essential. Here are some key tasks to keep your home in top condition.
- Inspect the Roof and Gutters
The roof is one of the most critical components of your home. An annual inspection can prevent minor issues from becoming major headaches. Look for damaged shingles, signs of leaks, and any debris that may have accumulated. Gutters should also be checked and cleane...
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Fireplace and Chimney Maintenance: Homeowner's Fall Guide
With fall's chilly weather setting in, many homeowners with fireplaces are looking forward to warming up next to a cozy evening fire. Before you start using yours regularly, though, you'll want to make sure your fireplace and chimney are clean and safe to use. Follow these tips from our real estate agents to get your chimney in tip-top shape this fall.
- Inspect the Masonry
First, check your chimney's masonry for signs of damage. There should be no visible chips or cracks in the bricks or gaps in the mortar. Check the entire length of the structure, using a sturdy ladder to help you reach the higher parts.
Keep an eye out for signs of di...
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Preparing Your Home for Fall: What to Do Now
This picturesque season on Long Island brings cooler temperatures and the need for some essential home maintenance. Whether you're planning to stay in your home for the long haul or are considering putting your house on the market, preparing your home for fall is crucial. Our real estate agents have compiled a comprehensive guide to help you get your home ready for the cooler months ahead.
- Inspect and Clean Gutters
One of the first tasks to cross off the list as fall approaches is inspecting and cleaning your gutters. Leaves and debris can quickly accumulate, leading to clogs that cause water to overflow and damage your roof or foundation. In Nassau Cou...