1
Oct

Fire Safety 101: How to Protect Your Home and Family

October is Fire Prevention Month, and while fire safety might not be the first thing on your mind as a homeowner, it’s incredibly important for keeping your home and your family safe. Whether it’s preparing for the threat of wildfires or preventing house fires, being informed can make all the difference. The Roxburgh Group is here to share some simple and

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29
Feb

8 Real Estate Negotiation Tactics Every Buyer Should Know

If you’re looking to purchase a home in 2024, you’re in for a thrilling ride! Navigating the Utah real estate market can be as exhilarating as it is challenging, and mastering the art of negotiation is your golden ticket to success. Below we’re handing you the keys to the kingdom with 8 powerful tactics to help you not only secure

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26
Jan

9 Ways to Give Your Home A Wellness Makeover

February is National Heart Health Month, and it’s important to establish a calm and relaxing homebase to help relieve the stressors of day-to-day life. While some elements of chaos can’t be avoided, crafting a safe space within your own home is a great way to strike a healthy balance. Keep reading for a few tips to optimize your health within

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29
Apr

What Are Granny Pods and Why Do We All Want One?

‘Granny Pods’ are a housing trend on the rise and one we absolutely love! When family members get older, you are often stuck making a tough choice. If taking care of them on your own seems too overwhelming, a senior facility can be a great option. However some of families want to keep their aging relatives close, but don’t have

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29
Mar

Keeping Your Pets Safe in an Earthquake

With the recent Utah earthquakes, animal shelters have an urgent reminder to pet owners to get their pets ready in case an earthquake hits close to home. The Humane Society of Utah says over 60 percent of Utahns are pet owners. One thing you can do right away is make sure your pets’ ID is up to date. Another idea before the

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1
Mar

What Your Houseplants Need to Make It Until Spring

With just a little love and care, your plants can thrive despite the chill in the air. It isn’t just you — your houseplants really do look worse in winter. Blame it on dry air, shorter days, changing light patterns, cold drafts — and the fact that some plants go nearly dormant in winter anyway, even in their own habitat. These

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31
Jan

How to Bust Out of a Work Slump

It’s the start of 2019. You should be focusing on your goals, crushing your sales and starting the year off strong. Right?! But what if that perfect New Year feeling just isn’t taking hold? You are not alone. So how do you break the habit and get in gear? Our team uses The 12 Week Year to accomplish this, and let us tell

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17
Jan

Home Officing? Get the Setup

The No.1 essential for your office is comfort. An office you want to be in will help you get more done! Keep in mind the number of hours you will spend there. Choose a location that is big enough so you aren’t squeezed in anywhere, in a separate room, if possible. Your chair is everything — make sure it is

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11
Jan

How to Use Your Patio in the Winter

You don’t want to miss the magic of winter by being cooped up inside. You can enjoy the colder months by transforming your outdoor space into something more comfortable for the changing temperatures. Here are some quick and easy tips to get you started: Add a heat source There is no doubt you will need to add some kind of

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29
Nov

5 Ways to Jump-Start a Whole-House Decluttering Effort

If the piles of paperwork and jam packed closets have you feeling like a deer in the headlights, take a deep breath… and then read the steps below. It’s a common problem. You know you have way too much stuff for your available space, but you become paralyzed at the thought of decluttering. One solution is to start with something

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