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The Ashby & Graff Promise

Our promise is to provide an unprecedented level of efficiency and honesty to our clients. Whether buying or selling a home, the process can run the gamut of emotions – frustrating, scary, exhilarating – and we’re here to help manage through that. We value our impeccable ability to connect with our clients on a human level, so you feel comfortable with every step of the process.

At Ashby & Graff® Real Estate, we believe in equal and undifferentiated service for every client, regardless of budget or goal. The world can be a confusing place, but finding your perfect place in it shouldn’t have to be.

How to Avoid Expensive Mistakes When Remodeling

Homeowners remodel parts of their homes in order to improve the quality and comfort of their living area. Unfortunately, some efforts or plans to remodel may actually end up being a mistake that will cost you more in the long run than you had budgeted! Here are a few...

How to Protect Your New Home Investment

Being a homeowner is one of the biggest investments you will ever make. Home ownership is also an asset you can hold on to and use for your benefit. As a new owner, you need to protect your investment by getting adequate insurance coverage, performing quality...

Factors That Matter Most When Shopping for a Home

Buying a home is an intimidating task. There are a hundred different things to think about, meaning there are a hundred different things to be nervous about forgetting! The best thing any future homeowner can do for themselves in their search is to prioritize a few...

What You Shouldn’t Forget When Upgrading Your Home

Home upgrades can be very helpful for improving the functionality, aesthetic, or overall value of your home. However, if you are planning a home upgrade, there are some elements that you should not forget about. Updating these elements will be integral to improving...

Home Upgrades That Are Good for Your Wallet

Updating your home can be an exciting venture, but it can also be expensive. While some changes are simply aesthetic, others can have major benefits for your home and your budget as well. Finding the upgrades that will give you more money to spend is a great way to...

How to Stay Prepared for Blackouts in Your Home

Whether you live in Hawaii or Texas, blackouts are something you need to be prepared for. Blackouts can last anywhere from a couple of minutes to multiple weeks, and while major losses of electricity aren’t incredibly common, being unprepared during a rare instance...

How to Get Your Rentals to Cash Flow Easier

Becoming a landlord can be pretty stressful. Not only do you have to take care of the advertising, maintenance, and permits so you can make it hospitable, but you have to do so while consistently turning a profit. How can you more easily make your rentals profitable...

Why You Should Look Beyond Single-Family Homeownership

Many people are focused on buying a single-family home when they start looking at property ownership. That may not be the best option for every person or every situation. Whether you are looking to invest or maybe just could get more benefits out of a smaller space,...

How to Speed Up Construction on Your Home

Since you are building your dream home, you probably want it to get done as soon as possible. Thankfully, some of these factors are under your control. There are a lot of unforeseen circumstances that can make construction grind to a halt, but preparing for them...

How to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Your Home Renovation

Realistically, you know that large companies are the greatest producers of greenhouse gasses and that ongoing pressure on legislators to direct and change those pollutants is the most critical step to take. But there are also smaller steps we can do as individuals to...