We wanted to share 5 Spring Tips to keep your home in top shape as the weather changes and new seasons approach.
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Quality Vinyl Windows Feature a Beautiful View
As shared By Lois Jones on Sashes & Glass Blog.
Finding the right lot, and hoping that a second floor living area was going to capture those stunning views, was the challenge for builder Curtis Homes and architect Muddy River Design for a family in the Columbia River Gorge.
Continue readingWinter Snow Tips
As the snow begins to build up it is a good idea to keep your Winter home maintenance up! Below are a few helpful tips in preparing for more snow.
Continue readingOpen House – 1758 3rd St. Hood River, OR
Join us this Saturday, December 8th as we open up a newly completed home on 3rd Street in Hood River, Oregon. Come by, take a look around and meet the builder!
Continue readingEnergy Trust of Oregon Visits!
Thank you Energy Trust Oregon for touring two of our homes in our Gilbert Neighborhood, Hood River, Oregon. The Gilbert Neighborhood homes are special, all designed to be energy efficient and have an EPS score.
Continue readingNew Rustic Style Home
Curtis Homes built a rustic style home in White Salmon, Washington. Â The home features impressive wood beams, a re-claimed barnwood wainscoting in the main living areas and wood accents wrapping the exterior of the home!
Continue readingGilbert Neighborhood- New Hood River Homes!
Curtis Homes is excited to announce the new Gilbert ​Subdivision in Hood River, Oregon!  The new Gilbert ​Subdivision will connect two amazing neighborhoods (Meadowlark & Indian Cliff) with the newly built Roberts Drive.
Continue readingTour a New Home
Houzz is a great tool for homeowners, future-homeowners, remodelers, builders and inspiration for the dreamers! Â Take a tour of the inside of recent home we finished in Bend.
Continue readingWinterizing A Home
Before another winter of sub-freezing temperatures and snow, prepare your home. Below is a list of things that might help protect or make your home more efficient in the light of the cold weather.
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