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Buyers & Sellers
Buying a Home
Here are some tips and best practices to reference when you’re looking to buy a home:
1. Get pre-qualified for a loan
2. Decide which features you want in a home
3. Choose the right agent
We offer expert advice and guidance to help you find a home that fulfills all your criteria, backed by our in-depth knowledge of the surrounding markets in Lakewood, WI, and beyond, to ensure you receive the best value.
4. Make a reasonable offer
Once you find a home within your budget that matches your preferences, it’s time to make an offer. When doing so, consider any necessary repairs, the seller’s timeline for closing, and local market values. Our agents are here to help you determine an appropriate offer price and set a closing date, and you’ll work with the same agent throughout your entire home buying journey.
5. Schedule a home inspection
Selling a Home
Here are some tips and best practices to reference when you want to sell your home:
1. Prepare your home for sale
2. Choose the right agent
Our agents will guide you in the selling process and create excitement around your home entering the market. We will effectively promote your listing through both print and digital channels, allowing it to reach over 15,000 agencies across Wisconsin. You’ll work with the same agent along the way who will truly get to know you and your home.
3. Set a competitive price
We’ll help you establish the price for your home by analyzing the market value of comparable properties in your area. By considering both the advantages and drawbacks of your property, our team can help you arrive at a price that meets your expectations while attracting prospective buyers.
Local Information
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Utility Provider
Wisconsin Public Service
Important phone numbers:
- Electric Emergencies: 800-450-7240
- Gas Emergencies: 800-450-7280
- Customer Service: 800-450-7260
- Residential: 800-450-7260
- Business: 877-444-0888
Internet
CenturyLink
Call 800-201-4099 when moving or canceling service.
Surveyors
Northeast Surveying Inc.
- 15580 State Hwy 32
Lakewood, WI 54138
Phone: 715-276-7597 - 13418 Logan Rd
Suring, WI 54174
Phone: 920-842-2426
Well & Septic Inspectors/Contractors
Luisier Well Drilling
220 Marks Dr
Oconto Falls, WI 54154
Phone: 920-848-5239
Builders
Beaber Construction
Phone: 715-276-9650
Website: https://beaberconstruction.com
Custom Kreations, Inc.
Phone: 920-865-7700
Website: www.customkreationsinc.com
Northern Builders & Homes
Phone: 715-854-3064
Website: www.northernbuildersandhomes.com
Gmack Development
Phone: 920-983-6654
Email: jagmack@new.rr.com
Classic Contractors
Phone: 715-276-2466
Area Information & Links
Oconto County
Oconto County in northeastern Wisconsin is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts with almost 1,000 miles of ATV/UTV and snowmobile trails, the Nicolet National Forest, and the Bay of Green Bay. Enjoy charming towns, historic sites, and authentic Wisconsin cuisine in one of the state’s largest counties
Forest County
Established in 1885 from parts of Langlade and Oconto counties, Forest County earned its name from the dense forests that originally covered the area. With 21,882 acres of lakes, 850 miles of trout streams, and abundant recreational opportunities, it’s a perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
Langlade County
Langlade County is known as the “County of Trails,” where over 130,000 acres of forest land await your enjoyment. Enjoy a friendly community atmosphere while hiking the Ice Age Trail or riding designated ATV and snowmobile trails, perfect for relaxing with friends.
Brown County
Brown County, home to 264,821 residents, is the fourth largest county in Wisconsin, known for its rich history and vibrant industries. As the transportation hub of Northeastern Wisconsin and the iconic “Titletown, U.S.A.,” the Green Bay area is celebrated for its legacy in professional football and community spirit.
Shawano County
Shawano County boasts 581,967 acres of land and 14,615 acres of water, providing diverse recreational options like hiking, fishing, and snowmobiling across its eight parks and six recreation areas. Shawano Lake features over 6,000 acres with 18 miles of shoreline, and Shawano County Park offers facilities for events, electric sites, beach access, and a boat launch.
Marinette Menominee Area
Marinette, WI, and Menominee, MI, known as “twin” cities, are located at the mouth of the Menominee River. Both flourished in the late 19th century during the booming lumber industry. Now part of a tri-city area with Peshtigo, WI, the region features diverse manufacturing businesses, from large corporations to small enterprises.
Marinette County is called the Waterfall Capital of Wisconsin, and both Marinette and Menominee Counties feature extensive outdoor activities, including hundreds of miles of snowmobile and ATV trails, hiking paths, and scenic backroads.