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Design tips for a modern country home
One of the most popular home designs nowadays is modern country. Known for its simple, charming, and farmhouse-style look, this unique design combination is fast become a popular interior design style. Thinking of changing your home’s ...
January gardening in South Texas
It’s the start of the new year! There’s no better time than in January to spruce up your garden as the weather slowly grows warmer and the winter season is about to wrap up. Here’s a helpful South Texas gardening guide for January:...
Tips on maintaining a ranch
Maintaining a ranch is no easy task. Much preparation is needed if you want a ranch running like clockwork, whether it’s a horse, cattle, hunting, or recreational ranch. With my experience in dealing with various Texas ranch properties...
Buying Recreational Properties: 7 Important Things You Need To Keep in Mind
Are you dreaming of that weekend getaway or making leisure your new lifestyle? Either way, contemplating what life will be like in a home built for fun is exciting. We compiled our most common concerns that buyers bring up when they're ...
Avoid These 5 Common Mistakes When Selling Your Home
Selling your home can be a stressful experience. The daunting task of packing, preparing the house itself for showings and photos, the emotional toll of the flurry of activity can add up to a big ball of anxiety. While most of the proce...
Property of the Month: 505 Queen Ann St., George West, Texas 78022
505 Queen Ann St. in George West, Texas is the best of both worlds. You have a home on almost half an acre in the middle of town that is completely remodeled. This is a basically brand new house is a few blocks from the high school, yet has...
Stock Tanks Bring Water to a Dry Texan Landscape
The Lone Star State is home to over 840,000 ponds and lakes called stock tanks. These muddy, artificial reservoirs are often created by bulldozing pits or dams across gulleys in order to catch surface runoff. On average, stock tanks in T...
Winterizing Your Landscape in South Texas
The best time to prepare your plants for winter is from October and early November. South Texas communities typically get their first frost around the second week of November, though in some cases, frost can appear in late October. Thoug...
