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As we get closer to the busiest shopping time of the season, this is a perfect opportunity to stock up on items every homeowner needs!
Do you have friends or family who just moved into their new home? Are they having a House Warming Party? These items would be a great gift to give!
What Does Every Homeowner Need?
Broom and Dust Pan
Caulking Gun
Duct Tape
Extension Cord
Fire Extinguisher
Five Gallon Bucket
Flash Light
Hammer
Hose
Leaf Rake
Level
Paintbrush
Plunger
Power Drill
Putty Knife
Safety Goggles
Saw
Shovel
Step Ladder
Tape Measurer
Tarp
Utility Knife
ViseGrips
Welcome Mat
Wheel Barrow
Zip Ties
Kelly Raulston
“Reliable and Ready” REALTOR® since 2016. I was born in Monroeville, Pennsylvania, but was raised in Texas since 1997. When I found out we were moving to Plano, Texas, I remember looking forward to riding a horse to school and a brand-new pair of cowboy boots! Growing up in Plano prepared me to be competitive, quick, and to have a strong work ethic.
I graduated from Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches, Texas. Axe’em Jacks! That is where my love for East Texas began. The nature, warm smiles, football games, and community values can't be beat! I graduated summa cum laude with a degree in Interdisciplinary Studies. I was a middle school math teacher in Tyler, Texas. I met my husband, Travis, in Sunday school, and we have been married since September 2016.
I love being a REALTOR® in East Texas! Relationships are genuine, the area is beautiful, and the market is rockin’! I am an involved REALTOR® to better the community. Some of the organizations I am involved with are: The Professional Development Committee, Texas Real Estate Political Action Committee, and Tyler Educational Networking Group. Some awards I have won were “The Hustle Award” in 2016, and “Rookie of the Year” in 2017.
When I am not working with my clients, I like to spend quality time with my friends and family doing the following: running, target practice, read and participate in book club, and playing with my dachshund Greta.
