Sewer & Water

Initiate your transfer at least five days in advance.

City of Prescott          928-777-1291
Must be done online.  Need copy of driver’s license – letter of credit to waive deposit or deposit $200 for a single family.

Prescott-AZ.gov

For areas outside of the City of Prescott…
Prescott Public Works     928-777-1130
Prescott Sewer Dept.       928-777-1118
Prescott Valley Water      928-759-3020
Town of Chino Valley      928-636-6084


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Gas

Initiate your transfer at least five days in advance.

Unisource Energy      877-837-4968
Letter of credit dep.  Depends on address – usually 2X the average.  They will break it down.


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Fast Food

There’s nothing like a fast food fix. If you have a hankering, chances are that Prescott can deliver.

In this episode we cover the Top 5 “Gotta Have” fast food places available in Prescott.

BTW: There is a Wendy’s in Prescott Valley.

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Stupid Tax

A stupid tax is a tax you don’t have to pay if you’re smart enough to avoid it. Right now in real estate, across the country, people buying homes are pulling out their wallets to pay up – bidding up the price of homes well beyond what anyone thinks they’re really worth.

In this episode, we cover what we’re doing in the trenches to help our clients avoid paying the stupid tax.

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Stained Glass

Whether it’s those three little square windows over your master bed or a particular spot that gets too much sun during part of the day, if your home has any of those “weirdo windows” and you’re not sure what to do with them, we may have the perfect solution: stained glass.

Turn full sun exposure into an asset with a gorgeous custom creation from our good friend, a local glass artist… or re-purpose an antique window from one of the local shops.

Check out some beautiful examples in this week’s episode.

Pete Churchill – (805) 205-3202

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Grinder Pumps

If your house goes over a cliff, you’ll probably need a grinder pump. A grinder pump takes what you don’t want and moves it up to a higher level, so you can get rid of it more easily.

Confused? Don’t be… For all the dirty details, check out this week’s episode.

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Toilets and Tushies

The latest rage in home decor is sure to take some of your most private moments up to a whole new level, plus a new game-changing technology that is just a blast… right where you need it most.

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Petroglyphs

People have been living in Prescott for a long, long time… and we have some very old rocks to prove it. Check out Prescott’s famous petroglyphs in our latest episode.

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Spring is a’Bloom

Delight with us in the glory of Prescott’s latest spring, and see the white and pink blossoms through the holes in the Pickle Lady’s chest.

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Meat Sticks & More

When it’s comfort food you’re looking for, there’s no better place around than Prescott’s family-owned diner located right in the crook of where Highways 89 and 69 meet – Prescott Junction. Cheeseburgers, meat loaf, home-made pies… with friendly service and 50’s music. Join us as we celebrate the re-opening of their famous breakfast bar, an extravagant spread featuring, among so many other things, the ever-elusive fried meat sticks – which you really don’t want to miss.

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Solar Compass

Identifying where the sun rises and sets isn’t just for constructing megalithic structures in bronze age agricultural societies any more.

Sun exposure can greatly impact the living experience you have in your home and its value in the marketplace. Is there a precise way to track the sun’s path in the sky across the seasons of the year?

Well, ask a nerdy question, get a nerdy answer in this week’s episode. (Always be careful what you ask for.)


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Awards & Recognition

Prescott is consistently listed as one of the the very best places in America to retire, best places to visit, best places to live, most charming cities, healthiest places to live, etc. etc.
Here are some notable examples…

  •  One of the Top 5 Places to Retire – Money Magazine
  •  2nd Best Place to Retire in U. S. – Smart Money / Wall St. Journal
  •  #1 in Top 25 for Clean Air – American Lung Association
  •  One of 50 Best Places to Live: The Next Great Adventure Towns – National Geographic Adventure Magazine
  •  #3 in “10 American Spots You Don’t Know About Yet, But Should” – Huffington Post
  •  #3 in Top 10 Destinations on the Rise – Trip Advisor
  •  Top 20 Medium County Hospitals – Solucient
  •  One of 7 Top Trail Towns – Trail Runner Magazine
  •  8 Cities for Golf (and much more)! – Where to Retire Magazine
  •  In Top 10 “Dream Cities” – Sunset Magazine
  •  1 of 7 Greatest Places to Live – Bottom Line
  •  One of Top 10 Most Popular Retirement Towns – TopRetirements.com
  •  One of a dozen “Distinctive Destinations” – National Trust for Historic Preservation
  •  An Emerging Art Town – American Southwest Magazine
  •  One of 100 Best Communities for Young People – American Promise
  •  Top “Green” Arizona City – Sperling’s Best Places
  •  Top 10 True Western Towns – True West Magazine
  •  #47 among Best Small Places for Business and Careers – Forbes.com
  •  Top Ten Public Spaces: #3 Courthouse Plaza – American Planning Association
  •  A Top Adventure Town – National Geographic Adventure Magazine
  •  76th of Best 100 Small Places for Business and Careers – Forbes
  •  3rd in the country (all metro areas) for job growth and economic vitality – INC. Magazine
  •  3rd Best Metro in the Country for Job Creation – Milken Institute

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Vehicles

  • Motor Vehicle Registration – Registration $8.00; Air Quality $1.50; Title Fee $4.00; Total Registration: $13.50
  • Vehicle License Tax – In addition to title and registration fees, Arizona assesses a vehicle license tax in lieu of a personal property tax on all vehicles registered in the State. This is based on the manufacturer’s based retail price for the vehicle, when new, less depreciation. The value of the vehicle is decreased 40% the first year and 15% each year thereafter. You will be charged a rate of $4.00 per $100.00 of the vehicle’s taxable value in any year. This will decrease to a minimum annual charge of $10.00. Required to have an Arizona Standardized Insurance Card.

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