Rely On The Rileys

11/05/2024

09/11/2024

So you’re buying a house….

12/31/2023

Leaving 2023 with nothing but smiles! 9 years ago we sat down at our dining room table in Falcon Landing and created our vision. Dax was just getting back into the business, my real estate was taking off, and we grinded! Forever grateful for this journey with you, our team, and every client who has privlaged us with their trust!

12/24/2023

Romans 15:13: "May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in faith so that you overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit."
🎄 The Rileys

12/20/2022

1. Know where the water shutoff valve is located and how to use it. Knowing how to shut off the water supply can prevent severe flooding and damage that can occur in the event of a frozen pipe burst.
2. Protect all outside exposed water lines, including water faucet hose bibs. Disconnect garden hoses, pool hoses and drain outdoor pipes to prevent damage during the winter. Cover the hose bib with an insulated faucet cover.
3. Trickle your interior hot/cold faucets located in your kitchen and on Exterior Walls. This helps prevent freezing as moving water does not freeze. During a harsh freeze, a steady stream of hot/cold water on all faucets throughout your home can be your best line of defense.
4. Keep your house temperature above 65 degrees. Circulating warm air helps keep pipes from freezing. Open cabinet doors located on Exterior Walls.
5. Watch your water pressure. A drop in water pressure this time of year is the first sign of a frozen pipe. If you are experiencing a drop in water pressure, open the line by running the faucet on a continuous drip. If your water does freeze, there is nothing you can do except wait for the water to thaw out.
6. Winterize your irrigation system

12/16/2022

Beyond blessed and forever grateful for all the support and love!

08/31/2022

Weather you are looking to buy, sell, lease, or refinance Rely On The Rileys.
Amber Riley licensed real estate agent. 🏠

07/22/2022

07/20/2022