Remember shag carpet? Wood paneling? Avocado-green kitchens?
Once the “in” choices in home décor, these styles have since – and, perhaps, fortunately – fallen by the wayside. They’ve been pulled up, torn down and covered over to make way for more updated, modern trends.
The same should be said of your community’s landscaping.
If your home or condominium is more than 20 years old, it may be time to revamp the outdoor look of your neighborhood.
And with spring right around the corner, your community association may have already begun planning some landscape renovations or refurbishments.
There are several reasons to update landscaping, including:
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