If you live in Prairie Village and own your home, you may be eligible for a $5,000 grant from the city. Grants are not loans; the grantor pays them. Maintaining a positive image is essential to the city of Prairie Village. The appearance of a...
Annual awards program honors Kansas City companies with fewer than 25 employees Neighborhood Painting Inc. is the proud recipient of the 25 Under 25® Award, a long-running honor that is presented each year to Kansas City’s finest small businesses. Ryan Toelkes, founder of Neighborhood Painting, accepted the...
No, this article isn’t about the trashy romance novel that’s been buzzed about for over a year. But the title is pretty catchy, huh? Gray is making a comeback. We see it as a selection in (and on) more homes in Johnson and Jackson County—the...
If you're looking for qualified, professional house painters for your home, turn to the #1 rated painting company for Johnson County and Jackson County as rated by Angie's List! Fill out the form to the right for a FREE painting estimate. Get on the schedule...
We live in a dollar-centric world nowadays. Cost drives many of our decisions. What cars we drive, the food we eat, and the clothes we buy are all tied to price tags and budgets. There’s an old saying about being “penny wise and pound foolish.” ...
'Tis the season for gift giving. Children, co-workers, pets and everyone in between gets a piece of the action. But what about your house? I mean, you entertain your family here, it keeps all your stuff in order and it serves as your primary protection from...
As we continue to look at great ideas for exceptional interior room painting solutions for the Kansas City metro, one of the things to consider is subsets of a primary color. In this case, blue. Blue is our friend; it can be both a compliment...
Mission Hills was founded on June 30th, 1914, mainly due to the efforts of Real Estate Developer JC Nichols. Initially, 121 acres were on the Kansas Side and 7 acres on the Missouri side where the clubhouse resided- mainly due to the State Liquor Laws at the time. What makes Mission Hills unique is that you have architectural designs that continue to maintain historical integrity (houses that mostly fit in 7 styles- several of which are referenced later in the article). Still, it’s mainly the use of green spaces, parklets, lot configurations, and house mass patterns that represent the unique look and feel of Mission Hills.