MLS # 147442 131 Shagbark Court— Seven Lakes North

It isn't "taxing" to drive to thisgreat house-move in ready with

all the updates! $160,000 Call Peggy

MLS # 145289 35 McNish Road, Ta-lamore Golf Club

"Tax" yourself as you decidewhether to enjoy the back deck andthe private yard or play golf here - best

buy in Talamore! $345,000Call Peggy

Peggy FloydPeggy@PinehurstLuxuryProperties.comwww.PinehurstLuxuryProperties.com

910-639-1197

Cheryl DeNoblecdenoble@windstream.net

910-280-9299

MLS # 146485 1260 E. Indiana Ave.,Southern Pines

Peaceful and relaxing on 2.5 acres,near downtown - not "taxing"

on the senses in this oasis. $695,000Call Peggy

MLS # 139938 60 Inverrary Road,No. 7 Golf views and room for friendsand family, pool, gourmet kitchen, 2two car garages - will "tax" your ability

to take it all in! $1,495,000Call Eddie at 910-690-3145 or Peggy

LOTS AVAILABLE

MLS # 147741 - 345 Pine Vista, Pinehurst with PCC membership$49,500

MLS # 147720 - Lake view lot at Deercroft $24,900 Call Cheryl

MLS # 124W. Chelsea Ct., CamdenVillas, Mid-South Club

You won't be "taxed" with outdoorchores here--the HOA does them foryou - you play golf and relax!$279,000 Call Peggy or Cheryl

MLS # 147694 52 Dungarvan,National Golf Club

No extra "taxes" for the golf frontlocation or water view here$344,000 Call Peggy

MLS # 14724930400 Lakeview Lane, Deercroft

"Tax" yourself with deciding whetherto sit on your own private beach toenjoy the lake, or from the screenedporch or deck. Or maybe just enjoythe view from most rooms in the 4 brhome. Private and peaceful, and just

15 minutes from Pinehurst.$650,000 Call Cheryl at910-280-9299 or Peggy

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Pinehurst $297,500Nice Contemporary w/Great Golf Views3 BR / 2.5 BA Code 886

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PINEHURST GOLF VIEW WHISPERING PINES LONGLEAF CC GOLF FRONT

Whispering Pines $274,500Beautifully Renovated Inside & Out3 BR / 2.5 BA Code 864

www.34ShadowDrive.com

Longleaf CC $359,000Gorgeous Pristine Golf Front Home3 BR / 2 BA Code 713

www.325MagnoliaCircle.comSee all Moore County Listings at www.MarthaGentry.com and to view more listings today go to Page 2.

910-295-7100800-214-9007Re/Max

Prime Properties5 Chinquapin Rd.Pinehurst, NC

$297,500 FOXFIRE VIL-LAGE, Golf Front 3BR-2BA. Enchanting lowmaintenance home, builtin 2006 on the 3rd Green.Like new & loaded with ex-tras. Great neighbor-hood.

GOLF FRONT! BEACONRIDGE! All Brick, 4BR-3.5BA on the 18th Green.A very upscale home. Walk-ing distance to SwimmingPool, Tennis Courts & Club-house. $335,000 MLS#147465

WATERFRONT! WHISPER-ING PINES, 3BR-3BAw/Bonus Rooms, on SpringValley Lake. Very Spacious.Private DOCK (Boat In-cluded). Updated & superenergy efficient! $399,000.

SEVEN LAKES NORTH!Furniture & Appliances!Like New! Everything mustgo, even the house! 3BR-2BA w/Screened Porch &new Wood Floors. PerfectCondition! $159,500

$170,000 PINEHURST,3BR-2BA, a quality, ALLBRICK home on private .66acre lot near National GC.Separate Family/BonusRm, oversized Garage,Quartz Kitchen. MLS#147015

$249,500 CAROLINALAKES, 3BR-2.5BA withGOLF VIEW! HUGEBONUS RM, Sep. Study &Formal Dining Rm. SecureGated Community w/Lake,Golf, Pool & Tennis. WillLease @$1450/month

(910) 295-1600Visit www.SellersHomes.com

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Asking $33,000.

Two lots side-by-side on Linden Road one-half mile from

Burning Tree backs up to Horse Creek with plenty of privacy!

1.98 acres asking $32K; 2.53 acres asking $40K. OBO!

Joan AnnisCell 910.690.8296

Knollwood Village - 156 Knollwood Drive. THE PRICE HAS BEEN REDUCED onthis 3 bedroom/2 bath townhome located in an Active adult-community. Lovely viewsfrom Carolina Room, back patio, living/dining room and #3 bedroom of 8th fairway.Front courtyard setting offers additional outdoor living space. Offered at $148,900Call Joan Annis 910-690-8296 for more information

Box 1511 - 2209 Midland Road - Pinehurst, NC 28370800.633.8576 - 910.295.5011 - Fax 910.295.6000 WWW.PINEHURSTAREAREALTY.COM

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The Moore County Register ofDeeds Office in Carthage hasrecorded the following propertytransfers valued at $50,000 or more.

April 2 -5, 2012Jerome L. Underwood Et al. toState Employees Credit Union,Trustees Deed B2578/516 Tract 12SP 1, $68,000.Noelle G. McIntyre Et al. toWilliam J. and Paquita Mc-Creery, Lots 21502151 KnollwoodCenter, McNeill Township,$190,000.US Bank National AssociationEt al. to Timothy and KellyLadouceur, Lot 7 Highland Pines,McNeill/Sandhills Townships,$475,000.Chrystal B. Newsom Et al. toRobert D. and Heather R. Stoner,Lot 1 Richmond Road North, Min-eral Springs Township, $215,000.Paul H. Thomas Et al. toMatthew and CatherineWilliams, Lot 112 U10 P2 Pine-hurst, Mineral Springs Township,$269,000.Erin E. Thompson Et al. toWilliam F. and Renate E. Rigby,

Lot 85 P3 Woodgreen SandhillsTownship, $138,500.Marvin L. McKinney Et al. toMarvin L. Jr. and Juanita M.McKinney, 0.87 acres, $54,000.James A. and Leanna B. Mor-rell to Mindy K. Holder, Lot 2Merriweather Estates, CarthageTownship, $110,000.FC Pinehurst LLC to TAGHomes LLC, Lot 31 P1 LegacyLakes, Sandhills Township,$52,000.State Employees Credit Unionto Anne Cole, 0.46 acres, $95,000.Mary Lou S. Fleming to GaryS. and Lynn M. Durrant, Lot 3134Lakeview Seven Lakes West, Min-eral Springs Township, $400,000.Paula Mann Et al. to Robert S.Frye Et al., Tracts, McNeill Town-ship, $148,000.Paul S. Jr. and Marion J. Mor-ton to James A. and Kathleen J.Tanski, Lot 3756 S2 PII Pinewild,Mineral Springs Township,$275,000.Donna W. and Garon R. Strongto John A. and Glenda P. Garri-son, 1.0 acres & 0.9995 acres,

$82,000.Stone Bay Partners LLC toRobert and Tina Babb, Lot 22 P1Arrowstone, $275,000.Stone Bay Partners LLC toJoshua and Evonne Moreno, Lot28 P1 Sandy Springs $231,000.Betty A. Tyner Et al. to FirstTroy SPE LLC and First Bank,Trustees Deed B3506/479 2.03acres 2.0 acres & 1 acre, Exception11 Sp 371, $130,000.Bill Clark Homes of Fayet-teville LLC to David W. andPamela J. Rolen, Lot 45 P1 TheCarolina, $265,000.Sherre E. McLeod to Brian andPerry Montgomery, Lot 303 P1AHamptons of Pinehurst, SandhillsTownship, $165,000.H&H Investments Inc. to H&HHomes of Fayetteville LLC, Lots100101 P2 Sinclair Little RiverTownship, $70,000.William D. and Lydia W.Conard to John W. Wiggins Jr.and Kathy U. Wright, 53 acresCarthage Township, Exception,$188,000.

PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS

Southern Pines $229,000Charming In Great Neighborhood3 BR / 2.5 BA Code 889

www.495StoneyfieldDrive.com

McLendon Hills $399,000Lovely Home - Equestrian Community4 BR / 4 BA Code 662www.192BrokenRidgeTrail.com

Longleaf CC $244,900Wonderful Townhouse - Beautiful Golf Views3 BR / 3 BA Code 704

www.171StarlandLane.com

Longleaf CC $359,000Gorgeous Pristine Golf Front Home3 BR / 2 BA Code 713www.325MagnoliaCircle.com

Pinehurst $189,000Great Location - Generous Sized Rooms3 BR / 3 BA Code 730www.1425MonticelloDrive.com

Pinehurst $319,900Gourmet Kitchen - Gorgeous Landscaping4 BR / 2.5 BA Code 743

www.44DeerwoodLane.com

Pinehurst $243,900Stunning Brick w/ Great Features3 BR / 2.5 BA Code 749www.405BurningTreeRoad.com

Pinehurst $495,000Elegant Spacious Water Front Home3 BR / 3.5 BA Code 752

www.3SherwoodCourt.com

Seven Lakes West $649,000Elegant Water Front - Breathtaking Views4 BR / 3.5 BA Code 762www.105FeatherstonPoint.com

Seven Lakes North $219,900Wide Water Views - Great Floor Plan3 BR / 2.5 BA Code 768

www.212FiretreeLane.com

Aberdeen $229,900Super Floor Plan - Great Privacy3 BR / 2.5 BA Code 796

www.105SilverburnPlace.com

Pinehurst $398,000Spacious All Brick w/Gorgeous Landscaping4 BR / 4BA Code 875

www.46WhitehavenDrive.com

Pinewild CC $475,000Elegant Golf Front w/ a Private Setting3 BR / 3.5 BA Code 772

www.14AbbottsfordDrive.com

Pinehurst $199,000Great Neighborhood, Charming Back Deck3 BR / 2 BA Code 877

www.420SugarPineDrive.com

Pinehurst $359,900Like New w/Gourmet Kitchen & Private Patio3 BR / 2.5 BA Code 878www.45ShadowCreekCourt.com

Pinehurst $454,000Custom Home On Beautifully Wooded Lot4 BR / 3.5 BA Code 777

www.35WestlakeRoad.com

Pinehurst $179,500Quiet Cul-De-Sac - Pristine Condition2 BR / 2 BA Code 790

www.125MerionCircle.com

Pinehurst $75,000Updated Immaculate Golf View Condo1 BR / 1 BA Code 717www.210StAndrewsCondo.com

Whispering Pines $359,000Beautiful Family Home on Quiet Cul-de-sac4 BR / 3.5 BA Code 879

www.21NewDayWay.com

Longleaf CC $329,000Brick SingleStory w/View of 17thGreen3 BR / 2 BA Code 880www.16SteeplechaseWay.com

National $600,000Beautiful & Stylish Golf Front Home4 BR / 3.5 BA Code 719

www.121StMellions.com

Foxfire $159,000Completely Renovated on 1.2 Acres3 BR / 2 BA Code 890

www.2896HoffmanRoad.com

Pinehurst $398,000Gorgeous Custom Golf-Front in #6 4 BR / 2.5 BA Code 891www.14JuniperCreekBlvd.com

Seven Lakes North $149,000Great Family Home - Quiet Street3 BR / 2 BA Code 533

www.122SeminoleCourt.com

Pinehurst $117,900Great Buy - Furnished Condo2 BR / 2 BA Code 660www.105StAndrewsCondo.com

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80 Page RoadPinehurst Old Town Village

3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 2000+ sq.ft. Many updates + inground pool

$299,500Serving the Pinehurst Area for over 37 Years

Rick Phillips, Broker910-695-5795

Emailrphillips@pinehurst.net

80 Page RoadNew Kitchen Cabinets + GraniteTops, New Hardwood flooring inFoyer, Living Room, Dining Room,

& Kitchen$299,500

CALL SANDY TODAY FOR A SHOWING 910-315-4269

Sandy Haarlow“Selling Pinehurst & Southern Pines Since 1985”910-315-4269 (C) • 800-752-4836

www.sandysellspinehurst.com e-mail: sandyhaarlow@remax.netRE/MAX Prime Properties

51 FOREST LAKE DR., FOXFIREGolf front East Course. Custom built 2005 with all the bells andwhistles! 3 br. plus bonus room, screen porch, patio, separate stor-age shed/workshop, oversized 2 car garage and closetsgalore.Cook’s kitchen and luxurious master bath! MLS#147316Asking $349,000! MUST HAVE APPOINTMENT TO SHOW.

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240 BURNING TREE RD., PINEHURSTEquinox all brick home! 3 br. 2 1/2 baths, Lots of hardwood floors andcrown molding! Master bath with corner jacuzzi & separate vanities.Gas log fireplace in living room. Lovely screen porch and deck!Oversized garage with large storage for golf cart and workshop! PCCavailable! $229,000 - Accepting all reasonable OFFERS!Please call Sandy for appt. MLS #143946

1 BUR CT,WATERFRONT w/ 6 BD, 5 BA plusoffice. Serene setting on more than1 acre pond. Spacious, open roomswith hardwoods, 11 ft ceilings, splitbedrooms, deep molding, coveredporch. Huge Lower level w/patiogreat for home theater or mother-in-law suite.REDUCED $550,000.

115 LAKEWOOD DR.GOLF FRONT. Pinehurst CC No 3Course. Updated, spectacular, JoseCamina designed home at end ofcul-de-sec. Large, bright, open

rooms with multiple decks for viewsfrom Fairway to Green. Hardwoods,granite in kitchen, loads of storage.Lower level BR, plus office, full bath.Golf cart plus 2 car garage andworkbench. Offered at $429,000

LIN HUTAFFBROKER/REALTOR®

"Selling Moore"910.528.6427

lhutaff@gmail.com

OPEN HOUSES 1-4 PM

OVERLOOKING THE # 1 GREEN ON THE TALAMORE GOLF COURSE this home shows pride of ownership inside and out!Features include: 3BR/2.5BA, Family Rm with Built-ins, Formal DR with Built-ins, Crown Molding, Living Room with DBL Fireplace intothe Family Rm, Large eat-in-kitchen with Dbl Ovens, Corian Countertops, Partial Heated & Cool Basement with a separate entrance,Lrg deck the length of the house overlooking the green. * Membership available with Buyer paying the transfer fee. $370,000!

RE/MAX of THE PINES235 E. Pennsylvania Ave.Southern Pines, NC

28387

GREAT NEW PRICE (√) HOME INSPECTION DONE (√)READY TO MOVE-IN (√)

PPiinnkkyy DDooyyllee , CRS, GREEN, GRI, RFCBroker/Owner

Office: 910-695-3651 Mobile: 910-783-6573pinkydoyle@mindspring.com

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Single Family residential Average sales price, units closed and average days on market in Moore County only.Stats provide by the Pinehurst-Southern Pines Area Multiple Listing Service. Arvilla Sheron – President.

Moore County, Single Family, residential only, number of closings by month:

Year Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec

2012 63 57 68

2011 56 47 75 70 81 93 88 75 70 68 61 77

2010 45 51 72 94 78 112 77 70 77 54 67 65

2009 20 41 42 56 45 79 76 59 67 67 74 67

Year Average Closed Price Total Sold Days on Market2012 $233,946 196 1612011 $244,366 880 1622010 $252,021 862 1722009 $258,569 693 156

Have you ever over-dressed for an event?Perhaps you understoodthe dress to be formal,but you arrived in yoursequin dress or blacktuxedo, everyone elsewas wearing jeans andturtlenecks. You may re-call how everyone stared as youentered the room, looking a bitout of place.That happens to homeownerstoo, but it’s not called overdress-ing - it’s called over-improving. Ithappens when property ownersremodel a home to the pointwhere its new value far exceedsall others in the neighborhood.Let’s say that your family hasgrown, and you begin your im-provements by adding a wingwith two more bedrooms and an-other bath. You expand to athree-car garage, and install an

outdoor deck. In theprocess, you add$55,000 in improvementsto your $100,000 home.As long as you continueliving in the home, that’snot a problem. When it’stime to sell, however,you’ll face an unexpected

challenge. You’ve spent $55,000on improvements, but buyers areunlikely to be impressed as theycompare the prices of otherhomes in the area, and expectyours to be in line.Before beginning a major proj-ect, determine the impact onyour home’s value. Consider“upgrading” to a larger home vs.remodeling, getting advice froma lender and a trusted REAL-TOR®. When it’s time to sell,you’ll be glad you did.

Sincerely,Arvilla Sheron President

Two Ways To Upgrade

120 Pinehurst Trace Drive, Pinehurst

FOR MORE GREAT VALUES & PROPERTY UPDATESDavid Wilson — Fore Properties — 910 690-6446

- Pinehurst Trace in Pinehurst- Senior Living- Club House - Pool- Convenient to shopping- Across from Medical Center- Short drive to Moore Senior Center and SCC

MLS #1453772 Bed/2 Bath$142,500

New Price $139,500

350 NORTH PEACH ST.PINEBLUFF

3 bd/2 ba, 5+ Acres$189,900

Directions: Take US 1 South, turn left onEast Chicago, take a left on North Peach,house on left.

OPEN HOUSE • SATURDAY & SUNDAY • 1-3 PM

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Premier 3 BR, 4.5 BA Waterfront home withboat dock and bulkhead. Single level with

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Immaculate home loaded with special appointments. Must see! In Great Location!

MLS# 147958 $1,200,000.Listed by Covington Investment Properties, Inc

Directions: Thru main gate. L on Longleaf, R on Baker,2nd. Rt. on Clay, L on Lee Overlook.

Gene White, Broker • 910-315-1777

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The days of the darkand dank basement,strewn with boxes,dusty exercise equip-ment and tangled holi-day decorations arerapidly becoming athing of the past, re-placed instead by luxu-rious media and gamerooms, European-stylepub rooms, secondkitchens, wet bars andguest rooms.Home owners by the

droves are reinventingtheir formerly stodgybasements in searchof more livable livingspace and are findingthat basements arejust too valuable toleave rough and unfin-ished.According to National

Association of HomeBuilders (NAHB) re-searchers, creating anupscale downstairs isa burgeoning trend.Among new-homebuyers, the two thingsthey want to do imme-diately are install adeck and finish thebasement. So while basements

are not the top remod-eled space — kitchensand baths remain the

leaders — they are asizeable chuck of the$215 billion U.S. re-modeling industry. Notbad when you takeinto account that only68 percent of all U.S.homes even havebasements. Half the Hassle,Lower the CostRemodelers con-

clude that economics,psychology and landrestrictions are someof the reasons whybasements are achiev-ing a higher remodel-ing profile. Finishing abasement usuallycosts about half ofwhat upstairs improve-ments run, and base-ment remodeling isunlikely to trigger theregulatory dance orneighborhood fuss of abuilding addition.Prices for lower-level

remodeling can start atabout $15,000 -$20,000 for basic dry-wall, wiring, and paintand carpet, dependingon the square footage.For contractors whooversee the entire proj-ect, prices typicallybegin at $20 - $25 asquare foot. From

there, prices can swellinto the six figuresbased on the complex-ity of the job.Reclaiming — andTaming — BasementSpaceNow that more home

owners realize the po-tential for their base-ments — stylishlyreferred to as the“lower level” — the de-sign opportunities ap-pear to be endless. “If the level of finish

(comprising thoughtfuland creative design,quality materials andtop-notch craftsman-ship) is equal to, or ex-ceeds, the level offinish on the existingmain levels of thehome, this space is nolonger considered‘second class,’ ” saysStephen M. SchmittCGR, of TimberlineCustom Homes, Inc. inHighland, N.Y. “Clientsoften are willing tospend whatever ittakes to do the jobright.”“The uses for this

space are as varied asthe families seeking toremodel,” Schmittnoted. “Often the proj-

ect is initially thoughtof as a playroom forthe kids, but once theclients see the possi-bilities and get a feelfor the finished prod-uct, they find ways toreclaim the space forthemselves and keepthe kids upstairs.”Another remodeler

notes he’s reinventedlarge, extravagantbasements, completewith stone fireplaces,full kitchens, hot tubs,full baths and steamareas, and lower-leveltransformations forgrowing families thatwanted fun, color-filledbasements with ameni-ties like built-in fortsand slides.While fun and innova-

tive, many of the latesttrends may be out ofreach or over-the-topfor the average homeowner looking tospruce up and usetheir basement space.The lower-level ameni-ties consumers gener-ally focus on includedrywall ceilings with re-cessed lighting, homeentertainment systemsand interior design ele-ments such as sofa

sectionals, silk windowtreatments, crush-proof carpet andbrighter wall colors.Pricing Your VisionWhile the possibilities

may seem limitlesswhen renovating thelower-level space, socan costs, dependingon the original struc-ture. Remodeling-happy home ownersneed to consider thedesign options care-fully.A basement project

does not require an in-crease in the building’sfootprint, thus savingon building elementssuch as footings, roofsystems, floor systemsand ceiling systems.But, potential savingscan be easily offset ifthe scope of work in-cludes a new bath-room, wet bar or therelocation of mechani-cal systems or thelaundry to a newspace that hasn’t beenroughed in. Further, building

codes can have signifi-cant requirements for

basement livingspaces, including asecond egress for theliving area and foreach bedroom. Otherconsiderations may in-clude ensuring enoughproperty easement toallow for an adequatewell and including therequired smoke detec-tors. According to Remod-

eling Magazine's Costvs. Value report, abasement remodelranks in the top ten ofprojects that have thehighest percentage ofcosts recouped fromthe remodel at 72.9percent.To find a certified re-

modeler in your areacontact the MooreCounty Home BuildersAssociation at(910)944-2992 or visitonline atwww.mchba.com.

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Shown Left to Right: Jana Green and Lucretia Pinnock, Realtors attended and completed theListing Agent Boot Camp held at the Corporate headquarters for Corcoran Consulting & Coach-ing in Swansea, Illinois. Lucretia Pinnock, Broker/Owner of Pinnock Real Estate & RelocationServices, Inc. feels that real estate education is vitally important in todays real estate market."This course gave Jana and I valuable tools that will help us to more successfully market thehomes of our clients. This course will be an asset to us and to our clients"

(ARA) - Today'sconsumers areunder mounting fi-nancial pressure atevery turn, and areforced to be muchsmarter in buying de-cisions, especially formajor investments.One big investmentevery consumerneeds protected istheir house andproperty. This is es-pecially true aswarmer weather ar-rives. From simplepreparations likeservicing your heat-ing and cooling sys-tem units (HVAC), toprotecting yourselfagainst unexpectedhome emergency re-pairs, many home-owners oftenoverlook simplemeasures that canend up having costlyconsequences."One challenge ofhome ownership isthat the potential forexpensive repairs isalways out there,"says Tom Rusin,CEO of HomeServeUSA, a provider ofemergency repairservice plans. "Whileunexpected prob-lems can never be

completely avoided,there are measureshomeowners cantake to protect theirhome now, andavoid costly repairslater."Here are five tips:Service your airconditioner: Spring is the per-fect time to get yourair conditioner intoshape before the hotsummer months. Toensure your systemruns as efficiently aspossible, replaceyour air filters at thebeginning of the sea-son, and ideallyevery 90 days. Thiswill keep your aircleaner, reduce en-ergy consumptionand extend the over-all life of your HVACsystem. Another sim-ple step is to clearaway any debrisfrom your outdoorAC unit, which willimprove airflowaround the unit. Also,make sure yourvents are open andnot blocked by furni-ture or any otheritems.Check out yourheating system:Spring is the per-

fect time to makesure your furnace isin full working orderbefore a winter emer-gency occurs. Con-sider heating systemcoverage for emer-gency repairs notgenerally covered byhome insurance.Curb unantici-pated financial re-sponsibilities withextra protection:Homeowners in-sure their homes toprotect it from unan-ticipated home emer-gencies - such asbroken water servicelines - as well as forpeace of mind. How-ever, homeownersoften don't knowwhere their utilitycompany's responsi-bility ends and theirsbegins. Many aresurprised to find outthey are typically re-sponsible for repairsto the pipes andwires in and aroundtheir home (as thelocal utility is usuallynot responsible forthese emergency re-pairs).Look closely atyour home insurancepolicy and check ifyour utility offers anemergency servicecontract. If not, con-sider signing up foran emergency repairservice plan that cov-ers gaps in yourhome insurance pol-icy, which can rangefrom exterior waterand gas lines toplumbing anddrainage systems tocomplete electricaland heating/coolingconfigurations.HomeServe USA of-fers affordable emer-gency repair serviceplans, startingaround $5 a month,to cover plumbing,electrical and HVACsystems not typicallycovered by home-

owner's insurance,and will dispatch alocal, licensed andinsured contractor tomake the necessaryrepairs.Ensure your homeis properly venti-lated:Excess moisture inhomes can tarnishexpensive fixtures,cause paint to peeland accumulate inwall cavities whichcan lead to thegrowth of mold andmildew. To avoidmoisture build-up,make sure base-ments and crawlspaces are free ofwater infiltration.Check that dehumid-ifiers or kitchen andbath ventilation fansare working properlyto remove excess

moisture. If not, asmall investmenttoday could not onlysave you money inthe long run, but alsoprovide cleaner in-door living environ-ment for you andyour family.Prevent excessiveenergy bills:Random air infiltra-tion through gapsand cracks is a lead-ing cause of energyloss in homes, ac-counting for 25 to 40percent of energyloss in most residen-tial structures, ac-cording to the U.S.Department of En-ergy (DOE). Air seal-ing and insulation isone of the most cost-effective ways to getthe highest return oninvestment for the

home, since themonthly amountsaved on heatingand cooling billsoften exceeds thecost for these im-provements. Homeimprovement retail-ers offer a variety ofinexpensive (lessthan $15) insulatingfoam sealants thathomeowners canapply to gaps andcracks around thehome to literally"seal" against un-wanted airflow to re-duce energy bills.As you start slather-ing on sunscreenthis season, thinkabout not only pro-tecting your skin, butprotecting yourhome with simplefixes that can keep itas healthy as can be.

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(ARA) - Spring ishere, which meansone thing: it's time toget your home in tip-top shape. By com-pleting a few easytasks, you can spendmore time soaking upthe sun and less timeon interior projects.Here are five ways tospruce up your homethis spring to preparefor a relaxing summer- and give your homethat "spring cleaning"feel without spendingthe entire spring, well,cleaning.1. Let there be lightNothing makes the

house feel drab likedirty windows. Makeany room feel brightand fresh by cleaningthe inside glass ofyour windows. Aquick once over witha paper towel andglass cleaner shoulddo the trick. Look fora "streak-free" formulaand the insides will besparkling in no time.

Get the outside justas clean - without thehard work - by usinga cleaner that at-taches directly to yourgarden hose. All youhave to do is pointand spray to removethe dirt and grime leftbehind from winter.It's safe to use onplastic siding and canhelp you easily reachsecond story win-dows. Plus, whileyou're outside, quicklyrinse off patio furni-ture, jungle gyms oryour children's out-door toys to makethem look good asnew.2. Pick up a paint

brushTo freshen up any

room for springtime,pull out your paint.Don't try to redo thewhole house - pickthe room where afresh coat of paint willmake the biggest im-pact. Choose a funnew color, or addsome flare with aunique design likestripes or chevron.And, don't forget totouch up the trim ifyou have the time.To make paint

touch-ups a simpleprocess, use Frog-Tape brand painter'stape. Treated withpatented PaintBlocktechnology, this tapeprevents paint bleedby reacting with thewater in latex paint tocreate a barrier thathelps ensure clean,sharp lines. Plus, notedious preparation isneeded - just makesure walls are clean,dust-free and dry be-fore applying."FrogTape is the

best choice to helpany homeowner paintwith ease," says de-signer and Restau-rant: Impossibleconstruction managerTom Bury. "Its Paint-Block technologyleaves very little roomfor error, making it agreat choice for quickspring touch-ups."To ensure painting

is a painless process,be sure to select theright tape for your sur-face. Choose Frog-Tape Multi-Surface for

cured paint (paint thathas been dry for atleast three days),wood, metal, glassand more. Use Frog-Tape Delicate Surfaceon fresh paint (paintthat has been dry forat least 24 hours),wallpaper, and deco-rative painting. Withthe right tools, yourpaint project can bequick and easy, mak-ing your room lookpolished and pulledtogether.3. Wash away winter

grimeYou know that soft,

comfy throw blanketyou've been snug-gling up with all win-ter? It's storing morethan cozy memories.Since winter is primecold and flu season,it's probably becomehome to lots ofgerms. Increase theclean factor in yourhome by tossingthrow blankets, pil-lows, window treat-ments, even couchcovers in the washingmachine to get rid ofgerms. Then, hangthem outside to dry inthe sun and soak upthat springtime scent.4. Say "sayonara" to

your sweatersScarves, hats,

gloves, wool sweatersand other heavy itemsof clothing won't bemuch use to youonce spring is in fullswing. Save room inyour closets by get-ting them out of theway - put clothingitems you won't needin warm weather inplastic storage bins.Keep them in an atticor basement, clearingspace for yourwarmer-weather wear.As you're packingthings up, pull asideanything you haven'tworn all winter anddonate these items toyour local charity. It'san easy way to de-clutter, make yourhome feel more or-ganized and giveback to your commu-nity. The samemethodology goes forkitchen cabinets,desk drawers andplayrooms. Storeaway items you're notusing and give what

you don't need tocharity - if you're notusing it, someoneelse might.5. Dust your digsSpring brings more

than just sunshine -it's also the bearer ofseasonal allergies.Help fight the snifflesby shaking out rugsand giving rooms agood onceover with afeather duster. If wip-ing down the entirehouse seems too te-dious, focus on areasthat aren't in plainsight. Throughout theyear, you probablywipe down surfacesthat are clearly visible

- tables, shelves,countertops. But,when was the lasttime the top of the re-frigerator or the ceil-ing fan saw a duster?Use spring cleaningas a chance to focuson those areas thatdon't often getcleaned. Your home,and your nose, willthank you.Follow these simple

tips to make everymoment count thisspring. Your home willbe sparkly and cleanbefore you know it -giving you plenty oftime to relax and soakup the sun.

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