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Portland's real estate market is booming. Maybe you're looking to cash out of your home or maybe you're looking to flip a fixer-upper. Either way, curb appeal is a topic you should be researching- maybe that's how you found this blog!

There's a few "quick fixes" that will increase your home's curb appeal. A new front door or a fresh coat of paint come to mind for most folks, but have you considered replacing windows or adding a front porch?

There aren't decisions to be taken lightly. If your home fails the buyer's expectations on the "curb appeal" front, chances are, they won't even come inside. 

• Clutter- Tidying up your front yard has a huge impact. Garden hoses should be stored, kids toys and bikes should be put away and the porch should be clean and swept.
• Peeling paint in "interesting" colors. Unfortunately, that bright pink paint you may LOVE may be turning buyers off. Take a look around your neighborhood. Ideally, you want your house to be the best-looking of the bunch, but still conform to the overall aesthetic. 
• Unfashionable or outdated fixtures. If you're porch light looks like it was transported straight out of the 80's, you should think about updating. 
• Chipped/damaged siding. If this is an issue for you, it may be a great time to consider upgrading your siding to something more energy-efficient. We're big proponents of HardieBoard insulated siding products. This type of siding can also become a selling point when you highlight the increase to your home's energy efficiency. 
• Landscaping. If your yard is overgrown or full of dead trees, you need to get it under control. 

If you're floors aren't level, chances are, you know it. On the plus side, you always know what corner dropped marbles can be found in. On the con side- your floors are not level!

When you build your dream home or even just an addition, it's important to start out right. That means a lot of preparation. In addition to permits, plans and logistics, the site must be properly prepared and the foundation must be level. 

If you're working with a contractor who makes use of today's technology to implement construction best practices (like Beisa's Legacy Construction,) you might see a laser level used. 

This winter has been hard on roads and sidewalks in the metro area. It hasn't been easy on your driveway either.

A cracked driveway slab can be a tripping hazard.

As the snow melts, you may be seeing new and enlarged cracks in your parking area, sidewalk or concrete patio. As the water on the surface of your slab (the builder's term for your concrete driveway, sidewalk or patio,)  and in the soil underneath freezes, it expands- forcing what were hairline cracks into large fissures. 

If your driveway is in bad shape, it may be time for a new slab.

If the thaw has uncovered unwelcome cracks in your driveway or sidewalk, there's no need to wait. Even in colder weather a newly poured slab (the builder's term for your concrete driveway, sidewalk or patio,) can be ready for foot traffic or parking on within a few days.

Same driveway, new slab.

Want to get an estimate to fix your driveway, sidewalk or patio?
Give Beisa's a call to schedule your free estimate today!
1 (503) 676-6702

Here at Beisa's Legacy Construction, we believe in staying safe. We have insurance, yes, but we'd rather not see our team members hurt, or the project put at risk by careless, unprofessional behavior.
That's why we have made safety a priority for our team.

When you see a contractor at work, take note.
Are they wearing respirators, hard hats and safety harnesses as required by the task they're working on?
If not... they're not that professional.

We are professionals. We believe in safety.

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Horse people are special. You only want the best for our equine partners. Whether they're part of your show string, your trail buddy or just a great big pet, their comfort, health and safety is paramount.

That's why their accommodations are so important.

Have you ever considered the importance of hiring a licensed, insured contractor when building your horse property?

How about one with horse-sense?

Beisa's recognizes that a horse is more than a financial investment, so much more.

We know a two-inch gap in the wrong place can make for a nightmare situation.

We know proper design can help keep vermin out of your feed.

We know a well-designed space can help your horse breath easier- and you too. 

Call Beisa's for a free estimate.

We have horse sense!

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