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Increase the real estate value of your home with a well-installed landscape
Krol Construction garnered a 2009 Landscape Award of Excellence for this garden, designed by Geoff Woods. Trees planted for privacy and the improved quality, have boosted the real estate value of this home and set it apart.
According to the Journal of Environmental Horticulture, the characteristics of your home’s landscaping can greatly improve the property’s real estate value, in addition to exponentially decreasing the time it takes for a house to sell:
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