LIFE | STYLE May 2020

May 02, 2020 (Reston, Virginia)

We hope May finds you and your family well—and thriving despite Coronavirus restrictions.

Since so many of us are at home, and with Spring in full (and early) flower, we’re sharing tips in this issue to get your home and property in prime shape for family enjoyment throughout Spring, Summer and Fall.

Just a reminder that we are able to show our homes in two ways. First, we have photographic and 3D virtual tours of our Summer Creek inventory homes available online (here and here). We can also provide socially distanced model tours by appointment; you may tour the homes safely and alone (our salesperson will let you in and wait outside) — just call or send an email to schedule.

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Tips for Spring maintenance

Summer Creek Lot 5 Conservatory
Early Spring is a great time to focus on home and yard maintenance to protect your investment and help your family get the most from your outdoor living spaces. Further (and we may be biased ☺️ ), we find getting the home chores finished is fulfilling, provides a sense of accomplishment, and helps us feel at peace during our downtimes. Here are some simple actions that can avoid costly repairs or replacements later…

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The Difference is in the Details

Ceiling Fans

Big Ass Fans - Isis
We installed one of these in a Winthrop Family Room, and it moved air effectively.

Ceiling fans are a useful functional feature in many home spaces, helping circulate air in today’s increasingly airtight homes. They help make you feel cool and comfortable without lowering the air temperature in both indoor and outdoor living areas.

Whatever your preferences for style, controls and motor, there are two keys to optimal fan function: picking the right size fan for the space and ensuring proper installation. Here are some key things to consider when selecting a fan…

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Announcements

Development is nearly complete at Park Grove, and the first two homes are underway. We have begun sending details to members of our Priority Waiting List, who will have early access to the floorplans and product details, so please Contact Us if you’d like to have first opportunity.

We are finalizing details for Willow Hill, a community of seven homes in Vienna. Here is a sneak peek at the logo! We look forward to sharing details of the homes and pricing in the coming months. In the meantime, contact Todd Shea with any questions.

Willow Hill - Horizontal

As promised, we have a new virtual tour of the newly completed model home for Summer Creek. We plan on moving in during May/June, so if you’d like to see this beautiful home “in person”, we’d be happy to show it to you in a safe, socially distanced, way.

Be well!

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LIFE|STYLE, is a monthly newsletter created to provide Gulick Group clients, realtors, and prospective purchasers with useful information, explore new and emerging style trends and preview Gulick Group’s newest offerings and home designs. LIFE|STYLE is a digital newsletter in the spirit of “Details”, our popular printed piece from the days of postal-only communication.

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About Gulick Group, Inc.: Established in 1987, Reston-based Gulick Group has developed communities throughout Fairfax and Loudoun Counties, including One Cameron Place and Newport Shores in Reston, The Reserve in McLean, Autumn Wood, Grovemont, and the three Riverbend Communities in Great Falls, Red Cedar West in Leesburg, and Wild Meadow in Ashburn.