One Arlington VA Home Fix You Need To Make RIGHT NOW!
“If it isn’t broke, don’t fix it” is certainly popular advice, but if you’ve ever had a serious plumbing leak, you certainly wished you had taken care of the problem earlier.
Replace your rubber hoses connected to your washing machine in the back to stainless steel braided lines. THIS IS A MUST! This will only take a 30 min trip to Home Depot and a pair of pliers.
Ask someone whose hose broke while they were asleep or out of town and you’ll hear stories of how quickly the water can damage walls, flooring and furniture. Almost anyone can replace the hoses with a pair of pliers for under $30.00 to avoid this potential catastrophe.
As you’re shopping for the replacement hoses, consider the braided stainless steel connectors. The advantage is that the stainless steel offers additional protection should a soft spot develop in the hose beneath. They’ll cost a little more but offer considerably more protection for a nominal price.
This information courtesy of Aaron Seekford, your Arlington VA real estate agent.
The Arlington VA neighborhood is bordered by 22nd Street North to the north, 16th Street North to the south, Lexington Street North to the east and North George Mason Drive to the west.
Don’t want to install those $10,000 cabinets yourself? Don’t have the tools to make those drawers close just right?
After the market crashed and some homes declined in value, there was a very small minority of home owners who purchased new homes and just let their prior home–whose value had declined below what was owed on the property–go to foreclosure. This practice in the industry became known as “buy and bail.”
If your Arlington VA HVAC system is failing, you may need a new air filter.
Yes, we do have a lot of trees in Northern Virginia.
Established in 1939, Arlington Forest is home to more than 800 households in Arlington VA.
