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Flagstaff Real Estate Services
Village Land Shoppe, Inc
158 Kachina Trail / Flagstaff, Arizona 86001 / (928) 525-1125 / Fax
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| Directions: South on I-17 to Exit 333, West on Kachina Blvd., Right on Kachina Trail, on the right. |
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Our Services Include |
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- Single Family Homes
- Green & Sustainable Homes
- Manufactured Homes
- Affordable Housing
- Vacation Homes
- Investment Homes & Investment Properties
- Luxury Homes
- Fixer-Upper Homes
- Flagstaff Relocation Services
- Commercial Property
- Multi-Family Homes
- Land & Acreage
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| Welcome to Village Land
Shoppe and Flagstaff real estate services. Are you thinking about
making a move? Whether you are relocating to Flagstaff or you want
a change, let the professionals at Village Land Shoppe help you with all your real estate needs.
For the highest quality real estate services in Flagstaff available give us a
call today. We
list and sell residential homes, lots, acreage, mobile homes,
manufactured homes, town homes, and commercial property in Northern
Arizona. Whether you are looking for a rental or looking to buy in
Flagstaff, Arizona give us a call today. |
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Green Living Tips |
Tips & Ways to Save You Money and Make an Impact On Our Environment |
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| 1. Ok I am sure you have an opinion on this one. Compact fluorescent light bulbs. They save a bunch of money, at warehouse clubs and discount chains the are almost as cheap as regular bulbs and with the time they last it works out to be cheaper. These bulbs last a long time. They warm up faster than they used to. I remember when they first came out. I hated them because you had to warm them up. The CONS: The light spectrum is not the same and outside in the cold most still do take a while to warm up. If you are going to use outside use cold rated ones. |
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| 2. Turn down the heat & air conditioning. 1 degree difference can save tons. Put a sweater on! |
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| 3. Energy Star - When you can check the Energy Star ratings when purchasing appliances. Now don't just take the manufacturers word. Check with Consumer Reports© as they have proved some false tests. If you don't subscribe, go to your local library and research for FREE. |
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| 4. Don't buy bottled water. Most people aren't aware that they are selling you tap water and may not have the same standards as your local company. They come in wasteful bottles and you are paying way more for tap water than if you filled your own. So reuse, now the best way is to purchase some 100% stainless steel water bottles. Reusing plastic may have health effects and the PC # 7 bottles have BPA in them in which they are studying the effects of and may not be good for our bodies. |
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| 5. Car pool or ride the bus or yet ride your bike (your body will also thank you). |
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| 6. Turn things off and unplug if your not using. Something's use electricity even though your aren't using. |
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| 7. Don't purchase carbon offsets to make you feel better. In some cases these maybe scams or only using a small portion to plant the trees. Instead take that money and plant a tree, pay someone to plant a tree or check your local nursery to see if they have programs. |
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| 8. Use your dishwasher. Yes use it. Studies have shown that your normal mode (or better you Water Miser/Smart wash) uses less water than conventional. Think about it, you fill 2 sinks up (1 for soap, 1 for rinse which usually gets emptied at least once) or worse you keep the water running. Now if you scrub every single dish and rinse them all well and then put them in the dishwasher, then this may not be beneficial as you are using double the water. |
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| 9. Turn you water heater down. Turning it down can save lots of dough and energy. Do you need it that hot? If you have a large house and the water has to travel a far way, install a recirculating pump. The pumps are programmable to run when you want them too and take the warm water and cycle it through out the house. Now if your water heater is 7 to 10 years old, you may want to replace it. They get filled with settlement and need to work twice as hard to heat the water. If you are going to replace or put a recirculating pump in, do them at the same time to save you money. |
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| 10. Check your house for energy loss areas. Windows are a big loss. The best fix is low-E windows which can be pricey. The cheaper thing to do is use insulated blinds, they will help keep the heat in. Also check weather striping, around doors and windows or anywhere that fills colder than others. Check under the house and in the attic for proper insulation and to make sure it hasn't fallen down in the crawl space. There are also some neat new spray insulation products that are very high efficiency, call today for a referral. |
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| 11. Close your doors in the winter. Dad was right saying "Are you trying to heat the neighborhood?" You will loose large amounts of heat by opening that door. |
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| 12. Speaking of doors, close you refrigerator door. The less it needs to work, the more energy saved. Also when you do open that door, pull everything out that you need and put it all back in at the same time (less door opening). ALSO, clean behind and under your refrigerator every couple months. This will help the compressor work more efficiently. |
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| 13. Use ceiling fans to cool or push the heat down from vaulted or high ceilings. Ceiling fans don't use as much energy as a furnace, heater, swamp cooler or Air Conditioner. |
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| 14. Recycle & Reuse. Recycle everything you can, compost your food scraps and reuse what you can and try to use glass or stainless steel when doing so. |
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| 15. If you have single paned windows, replace them when you can. I suggest using Low-E, check local building codes, some (like Coconino County) require them. |
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| 16. Air dry your close, the dryer's of today aren't much more efficient than ones 10 years ago. |
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| 17. Reuse your old clothes as rags. Sock, cotton shirts & pants make a great dust rages. |
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| 18. Use real house plants. They purify the air from toxins from building materials, electronics equipment and other off gassing. |
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| 19. Don't use air fresheners, they use nasty artificial chemical that may cause health problems. This includes incense, the set on counter, in plugs, reed diffusers. |
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| 20. See our Building Materials page for TONS more green building tips. |
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Top 10 reasons to use Village Land Shoppe
- We are dedicated to providing friendly, honest, reliable, and
knowledgeable real estate service.
- We are a local alternative to national franchises. In this time
of expanding mega real estate franchises Village Land
Shoppe stands out because it’s a unique family (locally)
owned and operated independent business. We’re small and
proud of it! But small doesn't mean you get less service….with
us it means you get the best service.
- Our Broker guarantee, ask the broker today for details.
- Whether buying or selling, Village Land Shoppe is working for
YOU.
- We have a Professional Photographer on staff. We only use
the best photos of your property.
- It costs the same or less to hire the best full service real
estate company.
- Buying real estate in Flagstaff shouldn't be like buying a car.
We do not use pressure, hype or bully tactics. We are down to
earth, laid back and looking out for YOU.
- We have knowledge of “alternative off-the-grid” and “green”
building/living.
- We have a New Manufactured Home Salesperson. You need a
special license in the State of Arizona.
- We have the most effective, professional and eye pleasing
marketing around.
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On This Site You Will Find:
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About Village Land Shoppe.
Family owned and operated since 1988. Village Land Shoppe was started by Steve Mullaney in 1988. Steve' dream was to help people with friendly, knowledgeable and quality service. After all purchasing real estate is one of the biggest decisions in ones life. Village Land Shoppe was first started out of his house downtown and shortly after moved a block away right across the street from Wheeler Park and later moved up to Beaver street. In 1989 Steve then purchased the Real Estate office in Kachina Village (later he built a new building right behind the old one).
Village Land Shoppe is now owned and operated by his surviving son, Johnathan Mullaney. Johnathan's dream is to continue his fathers and give "The Highest Quality Real Estate Service Available". |
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All information herein has not been verified and is not guaranteed. Please verify all information.
Copyright ©1998-2008 Village Land Shoppe |
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Also See: Flagstaff Real Estate www.flagstaffhomes.net For Real Estate in Flagstaff AZ
Village Land Shoppe
Flagstaff Real Estate Services
Here are SOME of the Flagstaff Homes & Land Areas or Subdivisions we can help you with:
Northern Arizona Real Estate including Kachina Village, Mountainaire, Doney Park, Munds Park, Parks, Alpine Ranches, University Heights, Ponderosa Trails, Aspen Trails, Bennett Estates, Bow and Arrow, University Terrace, University Highlands, Bolder Point, NAU Area, Rail Road Springs, Pine Canyon, Forest Highlands, Pine Dell, Mountain Dell, Equestrian Estates, Presidio in the Pines, Coconino Estates, Downtown Flagstaff, Pinecrest, Cheshire, Baderville, East Flagstaff, Wupatki Trails, Fernwood, Anasazi Trails, Timberline, Townsend, Winona, Cosnino, Continental Country Club, Elk Run, Fox Glen, Fox Lair, Shadow Mountain, Belmont, Flagstaff Ranch, Flagstaff Meadows, Padre Canyon Trails, Twin Arrows and Winslow & Williams Arizona.
We can help you with Flagstaff Homes For Sale, Land, Lots, Acreage, Manufactured & Mobile Homes, log cabins, cabins, A-frames, Town homes, Condos and Commercial Property. Located in town, rural or the suburbs. Flagstaff AZ Relocation Services, Call today for a relocation packet including maps and area guides.
Come see the difference in Real Estate Services that Village Land Shoppe has to offer. For "The Highest Quality Real Estate Service Available", Call TODAY!
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Links Partners - Flagstaff Homes, AZ Real Estate, Flagstaff Real Estate, Flagstaff Land and Real Estate in General |
| Flagstaff Homes, Land, Rural Flagstaff Real Estate - Alpine Ranches Specialist - Gabriele Gerlach - flagstaffranches.com |
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 You can find great local Flagstaff, Arizona real estate information on Localism.com Johnathan Mullaney is a proud member of the ActiveRain Real Estate Network, a free online community to help real estate professionals grow their business. |
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