Centerville, Ohio Fence Guidelines

"A zoning permit is required for the installation of any fence
in the City of Centerville. When located in a front yard, a
fence may have a maximum height of four (4) feet and must
be at least fifty percent (50%) open. Such fences include
wrought iron, picket, or split rail. A chain link or privacy
fence is prohibited in the front yard. Fences in the side or
rear yard may have a height of up to seven (7) feet and may be
a chain link or privacy fence. Any fence that is installed in the
front yard must have the finished side facing toward adjoining
properties. As a reminder, always be aware of where your
property lines are located before a fence is installed. The
City cannot determine the location of any property line. If
you have any question where your property lines are located,
we encourage you to have your property surveyed."
-City of Centerville publication

For more information contact Christina Asad Edwards, Realtor at Christina.Asad@RealLiving.com or Mobile/Text 937-205-4741

How do I choose a Realtor?

Definitely pick a Realtor who you have great rapport with! Choose a Realtor who is a go-getter, friendly, and optimistic because then you know that they will be good at negotiating the price of your home. Also, pick a Realtor who is honest. Honesty is the BEST policy. When you are working with a Realtor you are most likely purchasing your biggest investment and you need to work with someone you can trust. A good Realtor will give you their honest opinion even when they know it isn't exactly what you want to hear.

Home Lighting Remodeling Tips

Should I use recess lighting fixtures, mini-pendants, quartz halogen, low voltage disc-lights, or what in remodeling my home lighting?

Recess lighting fixtures or “can lights” are now the most prevalent lighting fixtures. They can be used in the ceiling, over the sink, or aimed towards artwork.

Wall sconces visually enlarge a room by providing up light and ambient light. They are a good match to recess lighting.

Mini-pendants look best when mounted 18" to 24" above a surface area.

Quartz halogen, low voltage disc-lights provide high intensity white light for under cabinet areas where demanding tasks are performed or where it is difficult to provide supplemental room lighting.

Chandeliers should be mounted 78 inches above the floor.

For more information, contact Christina Asad Edwards, Realtor, New Construction, and Relocation Specialist at 937-205-4741 Christina.Asad@RealLiving.com http://www.teamedwards.info/