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Lack a Green Thumb? Indoor Plant Care 101
When looking at Wichita homes for sale, you can't help thinking how nice they'd look with a few plants. Indoor plants have a variety of benefits, from brightening your surroundings to improving your air quality to alleviating stress and anxiety. The problem is you struggle getting plants to grow.
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What to Consider When Looking for Commercial Space
When looking for commercial space, there are many factors that need to be taken into account in order to ensure you find the right property. Location, price point, and size are all important considerations when selecting a commercial space. To make sure you find the perfect fit, here are some of the things you should consider before signing a lease or making an offer.
- LOCATION
The location of your property is one of the most important aspects to consider when looking for commercial space. You want to make sure that it's easily accessible for customers and employees alike. This means taking into account traffic patterns and potential parking availability. Additionally, take a look at what other businesses are located within the area—this can give you an idea of how popular the area is amongst customers and how easy it will be for them to find your business. - PRICE POINT
Another key consideration is price point. Be sure to factor in all associated costs such as taxes and fees prior to signing any paperwork or making an offer on a property. It's also important to consider what amenities are included in the lease agreement as this can impact your bottom line as well. Make sure you review all documents carefully before agreeing to anything so that you have a clear understanding of what is being offered and expected from both parties involved in the transaction.
- SIZE
Finally, size matters when it comes to choosing commercial space! You want to choose a space that can accommodate the needs of your business without feeling too cramped or too large for its purpose. Additionally, think about any potential expansion plans when assessing size requirements—you don't want to have to move again in just a few months once your business starts growing!
Finding commercial space can be an overwhelming process but by keeping these three considerations in mind—location, price point, and size—you'll be well on your way toward finding the perfect fit for your business needs! With careful planning and research, you'll be able to find a suitable property that meets all of your expectations in no time. Contact us to get in touch with an experienced and local commercial agent to help you find the perfect commercial space.
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The Auction Advantage
When it comes to selling commercial or residential property, auctions can be a great way to move a property quickly and efficiently. An auction is an accelerated method of sale that draws many potential buyers, generates competition, and increases the likelihood of getting the best price for your property. Before deciding whether an auction is the right choice for you, there are some signs that indicate you should consider doing an auction.
- QUICK SALE
The first sign is if you want to sell quickly. Auctions greatly expedite property sales due to their competitive nature; often times buyers are willing to bid more than they may have with other methods of sale in order to secure the property. If speed is your main goal, then an auction may be the best way to go about it.
- MAXIMUM MARKET EXPOSURE
A second sign is if you're looking for maximum market exposure. During auctions, properties often receive attention from national, regional, and local markets; this allows more buyers to participate in the bidding process and can draw top dollar for your property. With traditional sales methods, you miss out on reaching potential buyers who are outside of your immediate area; with an auction, however, anyone may potentially take part in the bidding regardless of their location. - MULTIPLE PROPERTIES
Another indication that an auction might be right for your situation is if you have multiple properties or large parcels of land that could benefit from a collective sale. Auctions allow you to "package" multiple items into one lot and draw more interest than each individual item would receive through traditional means; this could also generate higher bids from investors with specific interests in certain types of properties or geographic areas. Additionally, when multiple properties are being sold at once during an auction, it reduces paperwork and administrative costs associated with separate purchases over time; this gives sellers greater returns on investment when done properly. - "STALE" LISTING
Finally, you should consider doing an auction for commercial or residential properties if the listing has been on market for too long without any real buyer interest or offers coming through—sometimes called "stale" listings by real estate agents—as this could signal potential problems such as title defects or overpricing issues that need addressing before any type of sale takes place. An auction provides fresh energy and excitement around sales while allowing more flexibility with terms regarding inspections and financing which can help bring out buyers otherwise hesitant due to those concerns.
In conclusion, there are numerous indications that point toward doing an auction when selling commercial or residential properties such as needing a quick sale, wanting maximum market exposure for your listing(s), having multiple units/parcels available together rather than individually listed, or having stale inventory from longer-than-usual marketing periods without substantial offers coming through regularly. If even one of these conditions applies to you then it might be worth considering giving auctions a chance as they offer considerable advantages over traditional selling methods while helping to get the most value out of what's being sold quickly and effectively. With decades of experience in helping sellers and buyers reach their goals, J.P. Weigand & Sons, Inc. have all the tools in their toolbox to create a successful sales strategy. J.P. Weigand's team of auction experts will work with you every step of the way to help ensure maximum exposure and deliver the highest bidding prices available. Contact J.P. Weigand today at 316-292-3971 to leverage the power of a real estate auction and get your property sold quickly and efficiently.
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How to Turn a Spare Room Into a Guest Room
As people begin to travel more after long winters, homeowners often find themselves hosting family and old friends for overnight stays. When guests enter the spare bedroom, you want them to feel welcome, comfortable, and relaxed. Unfortunately, sometimes that room becomes a catch-all for overflow or a home office. Our real estate agents urge you to clear out the clutter and convert the space into a comfortable guest room and would like to offer a few tips to help you.
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Furnishing a First Home: Must-Haves and What Can Wait
While searching the many amazing Wichita homes for sale, there's no doubt that you'll find the perfect one for you and your family in no time. Of course, you'll need to furnish that home sooner rather than later. The problem is that many new homeowners aren't sure what kind of stuff they should get right away and what can wait for a couple of weeks or even longer.
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5 Ways to Bring Your Kitchen Up to Date
New appliances and kitchen renovations are expensive investments and major appliances have long service lives. That makes it particularly important to make sure your upgrades are not already out of style. Our real estate agents want to share a few tips with you about current kitchen trends to keep your home attractive as well as marketable.
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5 Tips for a Successful Holiday Dinner Party
After looking at Wichita homes for sale, you finally found the one. Now, you're moving in and planning for the next couple of months, which will include the holiday season. Are you starting to imagine your whole family gathered in your dining room, enjoying a holiday party together? Hosting such a party can be one of the ultimate joys of homeownership. However, if you're like many new homeowners, you could probably benefit from a few helpful tips for holiday hosting.
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Homeowners: 5 Ways to Use Paint in Unique Ways
If you want to revamp your home's style and appearance, a coat or two of paint is a fast, easy way to give any room in your home an upgrade. While most homeowners know that painting a room instantly overhauls the space, you have several options for utilizing paint in your home. Our real estate agents suggest trying one of the following projects.
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Pro Tips for a 'No-Demo' Reno
There are plenty of ways to renovate your home that don't involve tearing down walls or spending a small fortune. "No-demo" renovations can improve your comfort and update your home via small steps that make a big impact. Our real estate agents can attest that the following smaller projects can significantly transform the home and add considerable value to the property.
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Is Your Home's Exterior Ready for Trick-or-Treat?
The best thing about Halloween is handing out yummy goodies to those little trick-or-treaters dressed up in adorable costumes. Before there's a knock on your front door, our real estate agents suggest you focus on some Halloween home safety tips that will ensure a fun-filled night.
Ghosts, goblins, pirates, and witches are a welcome sight on Halloween Eve, but injuries are not on the welcome list. If you're planning for trick-or-treaters in your Wichita homes for sale, it's important to follow safety measures to prevent unwanted falls, burns, fires, dog bites, and theft.
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Keep Your Deck or Patio Mosquito-Free
You're trying to enjoy a balmy summer evening, but mosquitoes have decided to crash your fun. Don't let these annoying pests ruin your summer activities. Instead, our real estate agents recommend following these tips to keep your patio or deck free of mosquitos.
- Add Fans to Your Outside Spaces
Mosquitoes are small and not particularly strong. Setting up a few oscillating fans can help keep your deck or patio free of pests by literally blowing the mosquitos away. They also supply your guests with a refreshing breeze.
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Homeowners: Get Your Backyard Barbecue-Ready
Nothing says summer like the backyard barbecue. Whether you're making a fancy presentation from your sleek backyard kitchen and patio or just firing up the little old charcoal grill for the folks sitting around in lawn chairs, the backyard barbecue is front and center when it comes to summertime entertaining.
Our real estate agents want you to know that there are generally two bright stars in the barbecue firmament, so pay particular attention to the grilled meats and delicious libations. If you've never done a barbecue, or haven't had much practice, or maybe things at your last effort didn't go exactly the way you'd hoped—practice makes perfect. You can also benefit from tips from those who've gone before you. So as you plan your big summertime fete for friends and relatives in your new home from among Wichita homes for sale, let's look at how to make your barbecue the best with these suggestions.
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Homeowners: 5 Ways to Keep Weeds at Bay
Now that you've moved into the house you found among Wichita homes for sale, you've probably got big plans to improve your home's interior, as well as the landscaping. Since it's almost summer, we're guessing you've started on some outdoor projects, such as getting the lawn shipshape and maybe creating some flowerbeds front and back.
No doubt your mind is full of colorful banks of flowers and a lush expanse of lawn, some artfully trimmed shrubs, and graceful, shading trees. But it doesn't matter where you are; the reality is that you will have to deal with weeds. A beautiful landscape doesn't happen without addressing the presence of weeds and how to get rid of them.
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Homeowners: Composting Done Right
The American family is thinking more and more seriously about living healthy lives, cooking at home, and doing their part to nurture the planet. More cooking means kitchen garbage just keeps growing. Instead of dumping it all into landfills, conscientious homeowners are diverting organic waste to their gardens to return precious nutrients to the soil. For those who have always just bought a bag of fertilizer from a home improvement store, our real estate agents offer a few tips to help you try something new.
- Learn to Recognize Appropriate Materials
You might think that you can just throw any garbage into a compost pile, but there's a little more to it than that. Some items are intuitive, such as vegetable peels, fruits, and coffee grounds. Some items you shouldn't include may surprise you, such as meat, dairy products, and fish, as they attract pests and even diseases. Several non-profit organizations offer extensive lists of dos and don'ts for your benefit.
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How to Make a Narrow Kitchen Work for You
The last two years have brought many changes in the housing market, including the need for space. Buyers are prioritizing space for a home office or a home gym when viewing Wichita homes for sale, and they're willing to make a galley-style kitchen work. Our real estate agents can show you how.
- Option One: Maximize Available Space
First and foremost, use as much available space as possible. It's an easy concept but one that takes work. While ensuring you have floor-to-ceiling cabinets and the like might make sense, this can exacerbate the general claustrophobic feeling of a galley-style kitchen.
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Get Your Home Ready for a New Puppy
Welcoming a new puppy into your home is an exciting time, but is your home puppy-roof? Some planning is necessary to get the house ready for your fluffy companion. Our real estate agents love puppies too, and they have compiled the guide below to prepare for your new pet.
- Contain Cords and Cables
As you will soon discover, puppies love to chew. Your pet can get electrocuted if they chew on plugged-in cords, so you should keep them out of reach. Use cord concealers or spiral cable wrap to conceal cords from your puppy. Another tip is to attach rubber cable protectors to walls or skirting boards to keep your cords away from curious paws.
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Homeowners: Putting 'Family' Back in Family Room
The family room of the 1950s was a place for a pool table or a large table for games and puzzles, and perhaps a television. But our real estate agents are well aware that today's families have very different needs. They know that versatility is the key to creating a pleasant space that offers multiple functions. Here are a few things to consider as you design your own recreation area.
- Maximize Storage
The last thing you want to do is turn your beautiful new space into a junk room, so it's important to incorporate plenty of storage space into your design. Consider shelf space in the form of built-in shelving or movable bookcases. Cabinets with solid doors will hide a world of unsightly items to maintain the comfortable atmosphere of the room. Coffee tables with drawers let you stow away chargers and those elusive remote controls. Cuddly blankets and throws can be tucked away in an ottoman that matches the couch.
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How to Stop a Home Emergency in Its Tracks
When you experience a home emergency, it's normal to freeze, especially if this is your first time dealing with a specific incident. Our real estate agents encourage homeowners to prepare for a home emergency before it happens. Follow these tips to stop a home emergency in its tracks.
- Know the Location of Your Home's Water Shutoff Valves
When you're dealing with a leak, burst pipe, or other plumbing-related emergencies, one of the first things you need to do is shut off the water to your home. This will prevent your home from flooding and minimize water-related damage.
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Renovation Tips: How to Stay on Budget
Owning a home is a great investment that gives you the freedom to make changes to your home and build equity. You can enjoy these advantages by contacting our real estate agents as your first step in owning your home. However, being a homeowner comes with its shares of expenses like remodeling costs. Fortunately, you can handle home renovations within your budget using the following tips.
- Get Specific About Your Renovation Needs
Why does your house need renovation, and which part of the house? There are different reasons you would like to renovate your home. It could be that the current house doesn't meet your preferred living condition needs, or it could be you desire a modern look or need more space.
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7 Home Improvement Trends for 2022
Once you're in the market for a new place to call your own, it won't take long before you realize that Wichita homes for sale have many exciting design elements and convenient amenities. What's even better is that the number of home improvement projects you can undertake is practically endless.
To give you an idea, our real estate agents have compiled some of our favorites that we expect will be trending in 2022 and beyond.
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Homeowners: How to Store Holiday Decorations
From October through December, the joys of the holidays are abundant. Unfortunately, so is the cleanup afterward. If your storage area is a nightmare full of boxes and bags, it's time to roll up your sleeves and organize so that all of your beautiful decorations are out of your way and ready for next year. But where should you begin? Our real estate agents have a few tips to help you get started.
- Invest in matching storage containers
This is not to make your garage look pretty, although it will be far nicer to look at than a pile of sagging, dirty boxes. Matching containers mean that you can stack them high to utilize all the vertical space available without creating a huge footprint. While you're at it, buy plenty of labels so that each container can be marked with its contents. That way, you won't have to search through Thanksgiving linens to look for the Halloween skeletons. Cardboard invites pests to investigate the contents, so opt for plastic containers. This is one time that biodegradable is not the best choice.
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New Home, New Year: How to Celebrate New Year's Eve at Home
While New Year's Eve is a big night for special parties, dancing, and champagne toasts, many people prefer to celebrate a quieter, more relaxing New Year's Eve at home with family and friends. If that appeals to you, our real estate agents have some great tips for a festive celebration in the comfort of your own home where friends and kids can join in the activities.
If you're looking for Wichita homes for sale, or you just moved into a new home, why not spend a relaxing New Year's Eve at home this year? Whether you spend the evening with your kids or a small group of friends, there are lots of ways to ring in a fun-filled New Year at home.
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How Secure Is Your New Home?
Congratulations! You've found the perfect house among Wichita homes for sale. While it may be the last thing on your mind as you move into your new home, it's important not to neglect security. In today's world, you never know what can happen. How secure is your new home? Here are a few tips to ensure it's protected.
- Locks. The house is yours now, but the previous owner could still have copies of the keys. Likewise, who knows how many of their family and friends were given spare keys over the years? Any of them could enter your home freely at any time. That's why one of the first things to do when you buy a home is to replace all the locks, to make sure no one has access but you.
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Homeowners: How to Check for Foundation Issues
From unique architectural features to mature landscaping, older Wichita homes for sale offer several positive aspects not available with newer construction. But to have the value their beauty promises, these houses must have a solid foundation. While a foundation inspection by a qualified specialist is necessary to identify all issues related to structural integrity, a homeowner can get a pretty good idea of the shape it's in with a few simple steps. In fact, our real estate agents recommend they be part of an annual maintenance program to help keep the home in great condition, year after year.
- Peruse the exterior of the house
A visual inspection can tell you whether the walls are straight and perpendicular to the ground. A level will yield better results. If you see bulging walls or signs of leaning, call a professional inspector right away to verify your concerns and offer recommendations for solutions. Survey the grade of the ground surrounding the house. It should slope slightly away from the building so that rainwater drains away from the foundation.
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Home Decor Ideas to Fall in Love With
Fall is one of our real estate agents' favorite times of the year. With apple cider donuts, spooky themes, and pumpkin spice lattes, we can't help but feel excited about all things fall. And while nature's magic is happening outside, it's time to dress your home with colors and materials that make your space look and feel as cozy and homey as possible. The interior décor trends we're seeing for fall 2021 revolve around comfort, color, and convenience. Here are the biggest fall home décor trends of 2021.
- Heirloom Furniture and Décor
Bespoke furnishings and vintage décor are all the rage for fall 2021. This trend centers on taking accessories and furniture often seen in grandma's house and pairing them with modern ones to create a mashup style. This, for instance, could mean displaying an heirloom vase on a simple, modern dining table or dusting off old picture frames. This fall is the perfect time to display your flea market finds, grannie's heirloom pieces, and travel mementos.
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5 Pest-Proofing Measures for Homeowners
No one wants to find their Wichita homes for sale has been invaded by pests. They're an inconvenience, can cause damage to your property, and sometimes are even a health hazard. It's definitely one of those things every homeowner wants to prevent. Use these five tips to make sure pests aren't making your home their home too.
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Seal off entry points
Autumn often sees increased pest activity in the form of smaller animals looking for warmth and places to nest. Take a look at your home from roof to foundation and seal off any gaps, crevices, or other entry points with caulk or expanding foam. Rodents only need an opening the size of a dime to make their way in, so adding door sweeps and making sure weather stripping and door and window seals are intact can help keep them out. Other larger pests like squirrels, raccoons, birds, and bats can enter via garage doors, gaps in siding, exhaust fan and dryer vents, torn screens, and chimney openings. Make repairs and cover vent and chimney openings with screens. Check attics, basements, and garages from the inside too for potential entry points.
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Homeowners: How a Water Softener Pays Off
If you've been looking at Wichita homes for sale, you may have noticed that a number of them list a water softener as one of the features. But if you've never had one installed, you may wonder just what value they add to the property. Our real estate agents can tell you that it is a very popular upgrade. Here are some details to help you determine whether purchasing a water softener would be a wise decision for you:
- What is hard water?
When water is saturated with dissolved calcium and magnesium, as well as other minerals, it's considered "hard." When calcium carbonate exceeds 60 milligrams per liter, it is defined as hard. More than 180 milligrams per liter is extremely hard. Wichita has a water hardness level of 131 mg/L and Kansas City, 330 mg/L! To reduce these dissolved minerals, homeowners turn to water softeners for help.
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Just Moved In? 8 Things to Do First
After researching and exploring potential options, you've finally closed on your new home. Before you sit back and enjoy your new space, our real estate agents recommend that you do a few things to lower your expenses and protect your property. Here are some tasks to add to your to-do list.
- Check Your Insulation
If your new home has an attic, give it a quick inspection to ensure that it has ample insulation. There should be at least six inches of insulation, and it should be located between your attic's beams. Low levels of insulation can increase your home's heating and cooling costs and stress your heating and cooling system. - Deep Clean Your New Home
Before you start unpacking and setting up furniture, give your new home a thorough scrub. It's much easier (and quicker) to clean an empty home. Start at the ceiling in each room and work your way to the floors. Vacuum dust and dirt away before wiping down surfaces and walls.
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How to Choose Mulch to Complement Your Landscaping
If you're a homeowner, you understand the importance of a healthy, well-maintained landscape to property value. A beautiful landscape can boost your home's value by thousands of dollars and attract well-qualified buyers if you decide to sell. At J.P Weigand & Sons, our real estate agents know that taking care of your landscape can put big profits in your pocket.
Buyers looking for Wichita homes for sale are drawn to homes with features that add value and welcoming ambiance. A beautiful landscape is one of those features at the top of the list. By using mulch, you can quickly create a healthy, well-kept landscape that makes quite an impression.
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Homeowners: Cluttered Closet Turned Office
Have you found yourself working from home a little more frequently this past year? You're not alone if you have, and you're not likely to return to the office anytime soon. Most Americans have indicated they would prefer to work from home rather than return to the cubicle. However, many Americans have discovered that working from home daily requires finding creative ways to transform areas into ad hoc offices. If you're looking for a fast and easy way to find space and close up the office at the end of the day, our real estate agents recommend taking a closer look at your cluttered closets.
Clutter Can Go
Closets are catch-alls for clutter. They are filled with old sporting equipment, packing materials, shopping bags, old shoes, items for Goodwill, and more. While that little voice in the back of your head says, "You'll use this someday," that little voice is blowing smoke. You'll never need it. You'll never use it. And, you'll never miss it. So, clear it out and toss or donate it. With spring cleaning in high gear, now is the perfect time to motivate yourself to create a cloffice you will use week after week, year after year.
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Homeowners: To Wallpaper, or Not to Wallpaper
Wallpaper is a 2021 trend that's not likely to disappear any time soon. Homeowners are updating style with traditional florals, contemporary geometrics, and bold, colorful animal prints and tropical patterns. At J.P. Weigand and Sons, our real estate agents are seeing homes filled with beautiful wallpapers that create show-stopping appeal.
Wallpaper adds visual interest to any room, but it may also add colors and patterns that do not appeal to everyone. While some buyers may appreciate your sense of style, others may lose interest in the house. Before putting your home on the market, it's a good idea to consider the pros and cons of wallpaper in your rooms and how it may impact your sale.
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J.P. Weigand & Sons Supports Kansas Big Brothers Big Sisters in More Ways Than One
Kansas Big Brothers Big Sisters' annual For Kids' Sake Campaign has been a tradition for over thirty years and accounts for about one-third of the KSBBBS overall revenue budget. Weigand became directly involved as an organization in 2019, forming fundraising teams and raising $8,200 in its first year to support the youth served by KSBBBS. When the pandemic hit, it was apparent that the 2020 fundraising efforts and bowling parties would have to be canceled, resulting in a significant loss of funds for the organization.
As a result, Johnathan Weigand and Josh Turner stepped into action with other ways to help. Weigand employees came together and collected food items for the grocery care packages that were distributed to the KSBBS youth and their families. Then, the idea was formed to host a golf tournament in the fall to provide additional financial support.
On Friday, October 9, 2020, the 1st Annual J.P. Weigand & Sons, Inc. Charity Golf Classic was held at Terradyne Country Club. Twenty-one sponsors and teams raised more than $15k to support the nearly 800 Big/Little matches in Sedgwick County.
"Weigand is proud to partner with Kansas Big Brothers Big Sisters to support our local youth," said Johnathan Weigand, BBBS Community Leadership Council member. We were pleased to be able to provide assistance to their well-deserving program when it was much needed, and we look forward to continuing our partnership in the future."
Recruiting volunteers for youth waiting for a Big Brother or Sister is an ever-present need. And, during these times, our youth need us more than ever. You are encouraged to join the thousands of mentors across Kansas who are making a difference, including Weigand's very own Big Sister, Kelly Watkins. Inquire today by clicking this link to learn more at no obligation.
2019 Weigand For Kids' Sake celebration party
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Luxury Kitchen Trends to Consider in 2021
While often treated as an afterthought in the past, kitchens are emerging as one of the principal rooms of the well-appointed home of 2021. Our real estate agents are excited to show you some of the most exciting new trends in Wichita homes for sale. Here are just a few things you're going to see:
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Generous Storage Space
With clutter being the enemy of comfort, ample storage is important to house all of the latest gadgets and small appliances. Modern cooks have come to appreciate their air fryers, mixers, food processors, and more. But they don't want them filling up their counter space. Further, they want supplies readily available. Pantries, larders, and extensive cabinetry allow for a well-stocked kitchen without sacrificing work surfaces.
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Consider These 5 Landscaping Trends for 2021
As Americans are spending more time at home, they're focusing on the outside of their houses as well as indoors. Traditional landscaping is stepping aside for more creative ideas ranging from bold geometric displays to quiet, personal spaces. Wichita homes for sale offer plenty of opportunities to create your own fabulous exterior. Here a just a few options to consider.
- Choose Local
There are several reasons homeowners are electing to embrace local fauna rather than imported plants. Native plants are far more likely to thrive in our Kansas climate than non-native species. You'll find that they require less fertilizer and pesticides as well. Plants previously thought to be safe in some areas are proving to be invasive over time. Sensible gardeners are coming to recognize the positive impact pollinating insects and local birds can have. While ordering almost anything has become a fact of life for most of us, we need to exercise caution when ordering plants, consulting with local experts first. Buying from local garden centers (many of whom also deliver) can help avoid such issues.
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Homeowners: Winter is a Great Time to Declutter
January is the best time of year to clear out the clutter from closets, coatrooms, and under the beds. From old skis to dusty collectibles, there are plenty of ways to get yourself organized and divest yourself of long-forgotten items you no longer need. Our real estate agents highly recommend the following suggestions as you gear up to get rid of your unwanted items.
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Start with Clothes
Old shoes, pants that are too tight (and beyond salvation by a New Year's resolution), shirts that are out of style, and winter gear that has worn out its welcome are ready for a trip to the local thrift store. -
If It's Broke, Don't Fix It
Old electronics, damaged appliances, and anything that's missing pieces needed for safe and reliable operation should make their way into the recycling bin at your local hardware store.
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