5 Tips to Protect Your Identity When You’re Moving

May is national moving month! Moving to a new home can be exciting, but if you’re not careful you could fall victim to identity theft. The following infographic from Identity Guard has a comprehensive checklist to help you achieve a safe and worry-free move.
5 Tips to Protect Your Identity When You�re Moving

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Omaha Farmers Market

Here at Regency Homes we build mainly in Omaha, Papillion, and Elkhorn. By choosing to live in one of these communities you choose to live in a community which cares about your health, and the health of the environment. The Omaha Farmers Market is open every Saturday from 8:00 am to 12:30pm. The admission is free and you’ll be able to choose from a huge selection of fresh and local produce.

Location: Old Market
Date: Every Saturday
Time: 8:00am – 12:30pm

Harney to Jackson Sts and 10th to 13th Sts, Omaha, NE 68108

Saving Money with Green Home Improvements

Energy prices are continually being raised by national suppliers, cranking up your annual gas and electricity bills at an alarming rate. But there are plenty of ways to combat this hike in prices and suitable options for homeowners on varying budgets. This infographic by Quotatis goes over the benefits of installing loft insulation, a wood burner, solar panels, a wind turbine, double glazing, underfloor heating, and more!
To convert the cost in pounds as shown by the infographic to the cost in dollars, make use of this free online converter!
Saving money with green home improvements

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Kitchen Design Trends

The kitchen is where your family can come together and converse while grabbing an afternoon snack or preparing dinner. The kitchen is becoming more and more like a family room, and as such it’s a good idea to try to make it feel as warm and inviting as possible. Take a look at some of the more popular trends in kitchen design this year.

Out with Stainless Steel

While stainless steel may not ever go completely out of style, it’s certainly losing its flair.  Warm metals are becoming progressively more dominate in 2014 kitchens. The new material and color options in kitchen appliances allows you to have more versatility when choosing the theme and style of your kitchen.

New Functionality

In 2014 they’re taking innovative kitchen design to the next level. Most of us are not able to boast a huge kitchen and instead need to maximize our storage space wherever we can. New ways to increase the amount of storage space, and not the size of your kitchen, include the following; built in cabinetry that looks like furniture, new functional doors for storage, open shelving, practical pullout drawers, dividers for drawer storage, and corner sinks and ovens.

Neutral Colors

Many kitchens in 2014 are trending towards neutral colors. Neutral colors in the kitchen can make the space feel larger and brighter. You can choose to maintain neutrality throughout the entire kitchen, thus leaving you with a clean minimal feel, or use the base neutral colors to make other splashes of color in your kitchen pop.

Natural/Recycled Materials

These days it’s all about including eco-friendly attributes wherever you can. The kitchen may be one the best rooms in the house to invest in when becoming more environmentally friendly. The more popular eco-friendly kitchen designs are saying goodbye to drywall and hello to materials like brick, concrete, and recycled wood. Using recycled materials in your kitchen can add a unique vintage look to your kitchen that you won’t find in your neighbors’ homes.

How Does an Energy Rating Work?

Home energy efficiency is a hot topic. Homeowners are looking to reduce their energy costs and buyers are actively seeking out energy efficient homes. While you may know that an energy rating shows how well a home ranks in terms of energy performance on the HERS® Index (a lower HERS Score means a more energy efficient home), what you might not know is how it works. Check out this infographic published by resnet, which shows you what takes place when you do an energy rating.

How Does an Energy Rating Work?

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