Well known large antique store and additional commercial building with parking on busy highway.Inventory sold separately.
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Saturday, November 8, 2014
Vacant Land near Branding Iron
3.9 acres, $78,200, MLS 1711144
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Duncan Hilltop acreage with views
Friday, November 7, 2014
Duncan Ranchette
Thursday, July 31, 2014
Cut Summer Expenses
How to Cut Energy Costs in the Heat of Summer
by Courtney Soinski
There
are so many awesome things about Summer like poolside relaxation and
cookouts with friends, but what about all the money you’re blowing on
energy costs at home? Thankfully, there are ways that you can cut costs
during this time of year. You’ll also be doing the environment a favor
– According to the Energy Department, about half of a household’s
overall energy is used up by heating and cooling in the home.
Here are 5 helpful ways to cut down on pesky energy costs this Summer.
1. Clean your filters.
This
is a major energy sucker in homes during the Summer season. Clean out
your air filters at least once a month, which can be done very easily.
All you have to do is run water through the filters and let them air
dry. It’s a dirty job, but someone has to do it . . . and wallet will
thank you!
2. Keep that cold air in!
During
this time of year, it’s especially important to keep all the cold air
that’s coming out of your home’s vents to stay in your home and not seap
outdoors. You can do this by applying inexpensive plastic film around
older windows to prevent a draft. Other solutions include foam and
caulking in problem areas along with extra attic insulation. Close the
doors and vents in unused rooms to save even more energy.
3. Step away from the oven.
Did
you know that baking a cake or any hot foods like casseroles will make
your A/C go into overdrive? You can prevent this from happening by
cooking colder foods, which will keep you cooler than eating hot foods.
Make sense, right? If you can’t live without those hot foods, use an
outdoor grill or toaster oven.
4. Program your thermostat.
According
to Geoff Godwin, division vice president of Emerson, programming your
thermostat appropriately will save you about 30% in energy costs per
year. Set it up so that the temperature automatically rises when you’re
not at home during the day. Most shocking to me is that about 25
million people own a programmable thermostat, but only half of them
actually use the feature.
5. Unplug what you’re not using.
If
you’re just hitting the power button on your TV after watching a show,
you’re doing it all wrong. Even though the power is off on your
electronics, they are still sucking energy as long as they’re plugged
in. To save on costs, make sure you unplug things that you’re not
using. If you don’t want to have to worry about unplugging things all
the time, another option is to use a Smart Strip, which will cut power
when it’s not needed.
Source: Money.USNews.com
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Shabby Chic Remodeled Home--SOLD
TAKE A LOOK!
$115,000
For more photos and full detail see:
http://dnorton.longrealty.com/homes-for-sale/AZ/Duncan/85534/615-SE-Old-West-Highway-121535065
or call, Dawn Norton, 928-292-0016
Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Duncan Old West Highway REDUCED
REDUCED $14,000!!!
FOR SALE--$65,000
$62,500
no rental
Charming Downtown Duncan home. 3br 1ba. Many new features including; All
new light fixtures, new gas pipe from meter to all interior fixtures,
new refrigerator and stove, new sewer line from house to street, 9 foot
ceilings, hard wood floors, fenced back yard, additional parking rear of
home. Great first time home or investment property for rental.
Call Dawn Norton, 928-292-0016 for an appointment. Check out the best app in real estate. http://longrealtyapp.com/dawnnorton
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