If you’re in the market for a home in Montana, you may come across properties with rubble foundations. This type of foundation was once a common choice for residential construction in the state, especially in the late 1800s and early 1900s. But what exactly are rubble foundations, and what should homebuyers know about them? Stone
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What is an Above Ground or “Mound” Septic?
Septic systems are common in rural Montana. But, it’s not uncommon for a new homebuyer to be learning about how to properly maintain a septic system for the first time. Like most home systems, special considerations and configurations must be made depending on the natural surrounding environment. Septic systems are no different. A high water
Read MoreSiding Material Considerations for Montana’s Climate
There are many different types of home siding materials to choose from, each with their own unique set of pros and cons. In a Montana climate, where temperatures can vary greatly, it is important to consider the durability, energy efficiency, maintenance requirements, and life expectancy of each option. It is essential to choose a siding
Read MoreHow the Libby Asbestos Crisis Reached Minnesota — and Beyond
By: Devin Golden on July 11, 2019 A town the size of Libby, Montana, shouldn’t be the epicenter of anything. With roughly 2,700 people as of 2017, according to the United States Census Bureau, the town isn’t large enough to garner the focus of a national disaster. Sure enough, though, it is. With a nearby
Read MoreIdentifying Asphalt Roof Issues From The Ground (For Real Estate Agents)
As a real estate agent, it is important to be able to identify potential problems with a property’s roof. However, you may not always have the opportunity to climb up and take a closer look at the roof. Fortunately, there are ways to identify common defects of asphalt roofing from the ground. One type of
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