Homes For Sale In San Tan Valley

Looking for the Best Realtor in San Tan Valley or Queen Creek? Look at what homelight.com had to say about Russell (Rusty) Blair! Russell gets the job done - completing more home sales than the average San Tan Valley agent by 17%. Russell has sold 5.97x the number of single family homes as the average agent in the area. We have data on 31 of Russell’s transactions. Russell prefers to work with both buyers and sellers. Here’s what we know about Russell’s work: - Russell recently sold one home for $332,000. - Russell has sold homes in as little as 35 days. - Russell is an agent who sells homes for top dollar. HomeLight has data on 20 transactions Russell has done in San Tan Valley. Russell has closed 16 more home sales than the average agent in the area. * Years of Experience 9 * Transactions187 * Single Family Homes 177 Russell gets the job done - completing more sales than the average San Tan Valley agent by 17%.  https://www.homelight.com/agents/russell-blair-az-rb741

Today I want to talk about ceiling fans. Did you know that approximately 2-3% of home fires are caused by a wobbly fan overheating? It sounds crazy, but it is a little motor that most people don't give a second thought about letting run all day and night. With summer coming, it is time to give those fans a check up. If it is wobbling or making a smokey smell, something is wrong. Looking for a home in San Tan Valley or Queen Creek? Need a Real Estate Agent? Call or text Rusty Blair at 623-687-4580

With Summer quickly approaching, we all are trying to prep mentally for the heat that is about to descend upon us. Did you know that your windows let in a lot of heat? Especially if they are fully facing the sun. If you have one of those windows that always seems to have the sun baking it, here are a few tips to keep you cooler this summer. Plant a shade tree. Shade trees are highly effective in reducing heat transfer through a window. Shade in Arizona can be 20-45 degrees cooler than unshaded areas. The top 4 shade trees that thrive in Arizona are: Palo Verde Velvet Mesquite Desert Willow Acacia Window Film. This is a cheap, simple solution to a window that always sees sun. It drastically reduces the amount of heat that comes through the window (up to 78%), and you can install it yourself. Heat blocking Shades. These are a beautiful way to keep that pesky sunshine from baking you. While it may be a little pricier than the other options, they can usually block up to 60% of the heat ...

Before selling your home, you need to take care of that honey-do list. Focus particularly on anything that might make your home look run down, unattractive, or falling apart. Some things to look out for are: cabinets not hanging straight broken/damaged blinds paint on door handles paint on light switches or outlets broken light fixtures squeaky doors or cabinets broken/cracked outlet plates broken windows ceiling/wall cracks All of these things are easily and inexpensively fixed. I assure you, they make an immense difference in the look and feel of your home. Looking for a home in San Tan Valley or Queen Creek? Need a Real Estate Agent? Call or text Rusty Blair at 623-687-4580

I get a lot of questions about AC units. Living in Arizona, an AC unit is essential, and a lot of people want to know how to take care of their unit to get a full long life out of it, seeing as it can be a rather large expense to replace. I've done some research and talked to a professional who has 11 years of hands-on experience, and I want to relay the information. His number one tip is to change your filter. What might seem like something trivial, is one of the best ways to extend the life of your AC. If your filter is clogged, your unit has to work harder to move air, reducing its life. He informed me that this is even more important during the monsoon season. Instead of a monthly change, you might want to change twice a month. His second piece of advice is to find an AC company you trust, and have them come out to service your unit at the beginning of summer AND winter. That way if you have a part that has worn out, like a fan motor, you can address the problem before it stres...

According to the National Association of Realtors, the top 5 projects for your home to boost your resale value are: Painting - If your home has a different color in every room, it is better to wipe your slate clean before trying to sell. Stick with neutral and bright colors. Make Flooring Consistent - If you have more than 1 or 2 different types or styles of flooring in your home, it might be worth the money to have your flooring replaced. Brighten the Kitchen - Bright kitchens are still the most popular. They don't have to be white, but they should be bright and look clean. Paint cabinets, walls, or both to achieve a brighter, cleaner feel. Replace Dated Countertops and Appliances - Bright and light are in. Avoid browns or multicolored countertops. Hire a Professional Cleaner for your Bathrooms - This one might be surprising, or not, but a clean bathroom is ALWAYS better than a dirty one. Looking for a home in San Tan Valley or Queen Creek? Need a Real Estate Agent?  Call or text ...