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If you're considering selling your house, you may be curious about the ideal time to do so. There are multiple factors that contribute to this decision. Nationally and locally, reports suggest that the best time to sell a home is in the spring, particularly during the first half of May. However, this information doesn't fully reflect the intricacies of our local market and economy, as well as the inventory available. While homes listed for sale during this period sell about two weeks faster than the average and for higher prices, it's important to note that much of the spring market surge can be attributed to weather conditions.

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#1 Ensure Your Garden is Well-Maintained

Maintain a neat and tidy garden by removing dead leaves and weeds. This creates an ideal environment for your flowers and other plants to thrive. If you have perennial plants, prune the dead growth and dig up around 2.5 to 3 inches of organic matter, such as compost, and dispose of it.

#2 Check Soil Acidity Levels

Home improvement stores and garden centers, like ACE and True Value, offer DIY soil pH tests. These tests are essential tools to prepare your lawn for summer. After long, harsh winters, the pH levels in your soil may become excessively acidic, making it challenging for most grasses to grow.

#3 Plan Ahead for Summer-Flowering Plants

Early spring is the best time to start planting summer-flowering plants, ensuring a vibrant and colorful display in the summer. Plan ahead to get the most out of your garden during the summer months.

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Tips and hacks to help you prepare your home for spring:

Clean and Declutter: Spring is the perfect time to clean and declutter your home. Take this opportunity to get rid of items you no longer need or use. Clean your windows, carpets, and floors, and make your home feel fresh and new.

Check Your Home's Exterior: Inspect the exterior of your home for any damage that may have occurred during the winter months. Check for any cracks in the foundation or damage to the roof. Make sure to fix any issues before they become bigger problems.

Prepare Your Garden: Get your garden ready for spring by removing any dead leaves, debris, and weeds. Trim back any overgrown bushes or trees, and fertilize the soil. Plant new flowers, shrubs, and trees to add color and vibrancy to your outdoor space.

Switch Out Winter Decor: Replace your winter decor with spring-themed decor, such as fresh flowers, pastel-colored pillows, and lightweight curtains. This will instantly brighten up your home and give it a fresh, new look.

Bring the Outdoors In: Open your windows and let fresh air circulate throughout your home. Bring in potted plants or fresh flowers to add natural beauty to your living space.

Check Your Air Conditioning System: Before the warm weather hits, have your air conditioning system checked and serviced by a professional. This will ensure that your home stays cool and comfortable throughout the summer months.

Clean Your Gutters: Ensure that your gutters are clear of debris and blockages. This will prevent water from pooling and causing damage to your home's foundation.