Bryan Chase, Realtor at Large: RE/MAX Revolution

Bryan Chase, Realtor at Large: RE/MAX Revolution Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from Bryan Chase, Realtor at Large: RE/MAX Revolution, Estate agent, 550 Douglas Pike, Smithfield, RI.

Big news! šŸŽ„ In addition to helping clients buy and sell homes across Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts, I’m now bringing you along as I explore the communities that make our area so special.

09/10/2026

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Upcoming Open House New Alert from HomeSmart’s ā€œRealtor At Largeā€: Bryan Chase
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Upcoming Open House New Alert from HomeSmart’s ā€œRealtor At Largeā€: Bryan Chase

Upcoming Open House New Alert from HomeSmart’s ā€œRealtor At Largeā€: Bryan Chase
09/08/2026

Upcoming Open House New Alert from HomeSmart’s ā€œRealtor At Largeā€: Bryan Chase

New Listing Alert from HomeSmart’s ā€œRealtor At Largeā€: Bryan Chase
09/08/2026

New Listing Alert from HomeSmart’s ā€œRealtor At Largeā€: Bryan Chase

09/03/2026

🪶 A Great Blue Heron Along the Blackstone

Sometimes the best part of living and working in Rhode Island is simply stopping long enough to notice what’s around us.

I caught this beautiful Great Blue Heron on video at Blackstone Park along the Blackstone River Bikeway—standing quietly along the river before making its next move.

The Blackstone Valley has a character all its own: rivers, historic mill villages, bike paths, wildlife, and neighborhoods that have been home to generations of Rhode Islanders.

As a local Realtor, I don’t just sell homes here—I enjoy sharing the places and moments that make our little corner of New England special.

šŸ” Thinking about buying or selling in Rhode Island or Massachusetts? Let’s talk.

Bryan Chase | RE/MAX Revolution
RI & MA RealtorĀ® 401.391.7437
Chasing Your Dream Home

08/24/2026

šŸ” HOMEOWNER TIP: Sometimes saving a tree can bite back! 🌳

I noticed this beautiful tree was being slowly strangled by a massive poison ivy vine—about 3–4 inches in diameter. I decided to cut a section out of the vine to stop it from continuing up the tree.

Photo #1: The mature vine wrapped around the tree.
Photo #2: A section after I carefully sawed it away.
Photo #3: The reminder on my forearm that poison ivy deserves respect. 😬

āš ļø Important homeowner tip: Poison ivy doesn’t stop being poisonous just because the vine is old, thick, cut, or even dead. The urushiol oil can remain on the vine—and can also get onto gloves, tools, clothing, and anything else that touches it.

If you discover a large poison ivy vine growing up a tree, don’t treat it like an ordinary vine. Cover exposed skin, use appropriate gloves and protection, and thoroughly clean anything that may have contacted it afterward. And never burn poison ivy.

Protecting mature trees is an important part of maintaining your property, your landscaping, and ultimately your curb appeal and property value—but protect yourself while you’re doing it!

🌳 Take care of your property. Take care of yourself.

Thinking about buying, selling, or just wondering what your home is worth?
Bryan Chase | RE/MAX Revolution
RI & MA RealtorĀ®
Chasing Your Dream Home

08/15/2026

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08/15/2026

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