Beautiful Townhome in Fort Collins!

Beautiful townhome at 4500 Seneca St #36 in west Fort Collins! Open main level with 2 story ceilings in the living room opens to your updated kitchen with plenty of space. 2 bedrooms upstairs, along with a finished basement offering even more living space. Relax by your fireplace in the living room or spend time on your private front porch. Come take a look today! Contact Paul Hunter at (970) 673-7285 for your private showing for more information or click the link below for more details.

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Beautiful Spacious Home in Fort Collins!

Welcome to this beautiful home at 927 Campfire Drive in Fort Collins under $370,000! It features an open floor plan, updates to flooring, and great back patio are perfect for your hot tub or patio furniture. Upstairs you can enjoy a large extra loft room perfect for entertaining, craft room, or flex space. Easy access to I-25, yet only minutes to Old Town Fort Collins, come check this home out today! Contact Paul Hunter at (970) 637-7285 for your private showing for more information or click the link below for more details.

http://windermerenoco.com/listing/103714816

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Wonderful Mountain Views in Windsor!

Better than new ranch style home at 657 Clarendon Dr in desirable Windshire Park! Enjoy mountain views from your front porch or relax in the peace and quiet of your backyard. New flooring, updated appliances and a new back splash for the kitchen, pride of ownership is in this home. Enjoy the neighborhood pool & park or enjoy walking on the neighborhood trails, the choice is yours. Full unfinished basement offers lots of options for expansion. Contact Jennifer Cuningham for your private showing at 970-646-1921 for more information or click the link below for more details.

http://windermerenoco.com/listing/82245824

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3 Quick Maintenance Tips to Make Your Roof Last

Your roof is one of the most important assets of your home. Here are some tips to help maintain it.

This article originally appeared on Porch.com

Written by Peter Kim

A brand-new roof is a massive investment, but no other element of your home is quite as valuable. While the average lifespan of a roof is about 15 years, careful homeowners have a few ways to extend the life of their homes without enduring too many headaches. Take a look at these three quick maintenance tips that will make your roof last.

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1. Keep Your Gutters Clear

Most people don’t think of their gutters as part of their roof, but allowing debris to accumulate and clog your gutters adds extra weight and pulls away at your roof’s fascia, which can be a costly fix. Look down the length of your roof for any signs of sagging or bending – that’s a sure sign your gutters are carrying too much weight and pulling at your roof. Downspouts should also be carefully maintained, but don’t be fooled by easy-flowing water. Moss and algae buildup on and around your roof can slowly eat away at your roofing material and severely compromise its integrity.

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2. Focus On The Attic

The exterior of your roof isn’t the only area you should be focused on. Your attic is your roof’s first line of defense against damage and you have two methods of attack: insulation and ventilation.

Insulating your attic has the double benefit of keeping your home’s internal temperature at a more reasonable level while also preventing vapor and moisture buildup on the underside of your roof. When combined with proper ventilation (which may mean adding a fan to your attic), your attic can stay dry and keep your roof’s rafters safe from moisture damage.

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3. Catch Problems Early

Check on your roof regularly, whether it’s with every change of the season or after a significant storm. Catching small issues early on can only save you money in the long run, so utilizing the services of a reliable, professional roofer is an invaluable asset. As with any working professional, it’s a good idea to establish a working relationship with a roofer and even consider scheduling a yearly checkup for your roof just to make sure there aren’t any problems sneaking up on you. After all, spending a little each year to maintain your roof is a lot better than dropping $15,000-$50,000 on a new one, right?

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