Krystal Evans-RE/MAX Commonwealth

Krystal Evans-RE/MAX Commonwealth Realtor providing Guaranteed Exceptional Real Estate Services to home buyers and sellers in the area

I'm Krystal Evans and I am a Realtor providing Guaranteed Exceptional Real Estate Services to home buyers and sellers in the area of Central Virginia, including the Richmond metropolitan area, Mechanicsville, Ashland, and the counties of Henrico, Hanover, New Kent, Chesterfield, King William, Powhatan, Goochland, Richmond and surrounding areas. Whether you are moving to Richmond from another state, moving within the Richmond area, or looking to sell your Richmond area home, I can help you with all of your real estate needs. I would be happy to show you new homes, existing resale homes, land or building sites for your dream home, waterfront or golf course homes, townhomes, condominiums, vacation homes, investment properties, or any other type of real estate properties in which you might be interested. I know real estate and I know Richmond and the surrounding counties. I have lived in the Richmond area my entire life and know the neighborhoods and the history of the area. My family and I currently live in the Mechanicsville area of Hanover County. I can help you locate excellent public and private schools in Virginia, lead you to great golf courses, fishing spots, shopping, sports facilities and associations, museums, and other places of interest.

07/19/2026
04/15/2026

Did you know the history of this iconic, Richmond area dinner table staple? As someone who worked for the Ukrop family for many years, I never knew the whole story.

04/14/2026

Henrico Fire Announces Countywide Burn Ban

(HENRICO CO., VA) - The Fire Marshal for the Henrico County Division of Fire has announced a temporary burn ban effective immediately. The burn ban prohibits open-air burning of yard waste, agricultural burns and recreational fires.

“This temporary ban remains in effect for the foreseeable future, as the current weather forecast shows our area will remain in a stretch of 90 degree days with little to no rain,” Assistant Chief and Fire Marshal Scott Sutton said. “These conditions make it ripe for increased fire danger due to the extremely dry conditions."

County residents are strongly advised to exercise extreme caution when handling any potential ignition sources, including machinery, ci******es, and matches. All smoking materials must be completely extinguished and properly discarded. Dry grass and accumulated tree debris can ignite easily and have the potential to spread fire rapidly.

The ban was recommended by the Henrico Fire Marshal’s Office and approved by Fire Chief Jackson Baynard in accordance with County Code (Sec. 11-19), which states that “open burning (is) prohibited during drought conditions.”

Henrico’s burn ban supersedes the annual statewide burn law that prohibits open air burning between 4 p.m. and midnight from February 15 to April 30.

The Fire Marshal’s Office can be reached at 804-501-4914.

03/20/2026

Did you feel an earthquake? Where are you in VA?

12/03/2025

Don’t judge a home by its dated carpet or wild paint colors. 👀 Look for good bones: a solid foundation, functional layout, natural light, and roof/HVAC in good shape. Check for potential in overlooked areas—unfinished basements, underused garages, or outdated kitchens that could easily be modernized. Cosmetic updates are easy; structural issues are expensive. Know the difference before you buy!

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7201 Glen Forest Drive, Suite 104
Richmond, VA
23226

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