Sloane Realty Blog

Thursday, November 21, 2024

How Does Your Heat Pump Work? A Friendly Guide for Our Valued Tenants
Property Management Blog We hope you’re enjoying your home and staying comfortable through every season, but especially now as we are starting to see lower tempatures! We know that heating and cooling systems can sometimes be a bit mysterious, especially in Charleston where we don’t get to turn on our heat very often! We wanted to take a moment to ex...

 

Monday, January 29, 2024

The Undeniable Benefits of Hiring a Property Manager
Property Management Blog                                                                        Are you overwhelmed with managing a rental property? Does the thought of screening tenant...

 

Friday, July 14, 2023

How to Maximize Your AC for Comfort and Efficiency!
Property Management Blog It is a hot Summer this year! We are heading into a weekend with projected temperatures nearing record highs. We understand the importance of maintaining a comfortable indoor environment.   Air conditioners can struggle to maintain indoor temperatures, even when the unit is functioning properly, and this can cause stress and worry fo...

 

Thursday, April 20, 2023

Are You Flushing Wipes? DON’T!
Property Management Blog It’s true - toilet paper is not the only product on the market for when you have to go. That’s right, flushable wipes, or wet wipes, are a product that could potentially cost you a lot of money if you are not disposing of them properly! Flushable wipes are not so flushable, so why are they advertised as so? As stated here man...

 

Friday, December 16, 2022

Things To Do in Charleston: December 2022!
Property Management Blog Living on the coast, you wouldn’t think that Winter brings a lot of activities with it; however, with Charleston being such a destination spot, there always seems to be an exciting event for tourists and locals to attend! From now until December 31st you can see the Holiday Festival of Light on James Island. One of the lowcountry&r...

 

Thursday, September 29, 2022

Hurricane Ian
Property Management Blog South Carolina has declared a state of emergency ahead of what is currently tropical storm Ian, but is expected to be a hurricane again before landfall here. To help make sure you are as prepared as possible, we wanted to write and advise you of some things that you should do to prepare for the storm and its potential aftermath.  Slo...

 

Tuesday, August 16, 2022

Hurricane Prep
Property Management Blog Have you ever searched for something in your home that you were certain you had on hand, only to end up never finding it? Add this frustration to not being able to find said item at any local store because of a potential hurricane and now you are in a full blown panic. Don’t worry, we have you covered! :-) We have a resource page on...

 

Thursday, June 30, 2022

Things to do in July in Charleston!
Property Management Blog Summer is here and we can surely tell! Whether you enjoy getting outside and enjoying the warm weather and sunshine or beating the heat and staying out of the summer showers with some indoor activities, we’ve found something for everyone that you can enjoy this month!ArtWalk: 7/1 This monthly first Friday event takes place in Downto...

 

Monday, June 13, 2022

Are You Seeing Swarming Termites?
Property Management Blog The weather is getting warmer, and we are finally getting the rainfall we so desperately needed!  The warm weather brings beach days, outside activities, pool parties and more, but did you know that the rain mixed with warm weather also brings termite swarming season? That’s right! As alarming as this sounds, there is good news...

 

Friday, May 27, 2022

Why Do We Celebrate Memorial Day?
Property Management Blog While Memorial Day may signify the beginning of Summer, annual cookouts, or mega sales to some, the real reason we celebrate this holiday is a little more special; it is a day to honor the servicemen and women who lost their lives during their service. With traditions dating at least as far back as the Civil War era when women decorated t...

 


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