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January
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Low-Carb Dining Options in Belleville for a Healthy 2020
What do keto, paleo, Atkins, and Mediterranean have in common? They're all popular forms of low-carb eating, which has gained popularity as a way to lose weight and control blood sugar. Enjoy the great taste and health benefits of low-carb dining at these wonderful restaurants around Belleville recommended by our real estate agents.
- Sugarfire Smoke House - 1425 N. Green Mount Rd., O'Fallon 62269
Sugarfire Smoke House takes the best BBQ traditions and creates a style all its own. Specialties range from the simplicity of the Carolina sandwich to the heartiness of the Meat Daddy, a platter of ribs, sausage, brisket, pulled pork, and turkey. Order online for convenient carry-out or delivery to the area near O'Fallon homes for sale.
January
13
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How to Make Your Home More Energy-Efficient
Improving energy-efficiency within your home will trim a significant sum from your monthly utility bills. It will also enhance the home's curb appeal in an increasingly eco-conscious real estate market. As you think about the things you can do to reduce your energy usage, our real estate agents recommend you pay close attention to the following:
- Upgrade Your Appliances
A new washer/dryer, refrigerator, oven, and dishwasher can shave hundreds of dollars from your gas, electric, and water bills each year. More importantly, these upgrades give your home a modern appeal enhancing the home's value in the eyes of prospective buyers. - Invest in Insulation
Adding new insulation with a higher R-value in the attic and crawlspaces can shave hundreds of dollars per year off your heating and cooling bills. Moreover, your investment in insulation pays roughly a 1:1 return in terms of real estate value.