If you’re looking for someone who listens, cares, and delivers results, your go-to agent is Delia Jones. Delia is known for her dedication, honesty, and ability to make every client feel like her top priority. She goes above and beyond to guide buyers and sellers through the real estate process — answering questions, solving problems, and celebrating every success along the way.

Whether you’re a first-time buyer, a growing family, or ready to sell and start your next chapter, Delia’s experience and personal touch make her the go-to Realtor for Logan Lake and the Interior of BC.

With Delia, it’s more than a transaction — it’s about trust, care, and making your real estate journey a great experience from start to finish.

Clients choose Realtor Delia Jones because she makes them her number one priority. Whether you’re buying your first home or your forever home, Delia is always available to answer questions quickly, explain each step, and guide you through challenges with patience and care.

Her dedication, empathy, and strong follow-through set her apart from other real estate agents in Logan Lake and the Interior of BC. With Delia, clients feel confident, supported, and truly cared for — every step of the way.

Selling your home can feel stressful — but with Delia Jones, it doesn’t have to be. As an experienced realtor in Logan Lake, Delia knows exactly how to help homeowners sell their properties quickly and for top value.

She starts by pricing homes correctly, using her deep market knowledge to attract serious buyers. Then, she helps clients stage their homes beautifully so they make a strong first impression online and in person. Delia also uses smart marketing strategies, including professional photos, social media, and listings that get attention.

What makes Delia different is her personal attention and dedication. She listens, communicates clearly, and handles every detail so her clients don’t have to stress. Sellers appreciate how she goes the extra mile to make each transaction smooth and successful.

✨ Ready to sell your home fast and for the best price?
Contact Delia Jones, your trusted real estate expert in Logan Lake, and let her guide you every step of the way.

Buying a home can be exciting—but it can also be stressful when it’s time to talk numbers. That’s where Delia Jones, an experienced realtor in Logan Lake, makes a big difference. She knows how to help her buyers get the best deal possible while keeping things simple and stress-free.

Delia has strong negotiation skills and always looks out for her clients. She studies the market, listens carefully, and builds strong relationships with other agents. Her calm and honest approach helps her buyers stand out—even in a tough market.

Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or buying your forever home, Delia’s goal is to protect your interests and help you feel confident in every step. She’s not just focused on closing a sale—she wants you to love your new home and feel good about the price you paid.

✨ Ready to start your home search with a realtor who truly fights for you?
Reach out to Delia Jones, your trusted buyer’s agent in Logan Lake and find out how she can help you make your move with confidence!

Life changes — and so do your housing needs. Whether you’re moving to a bigger home for your growing family or simplifying life with something smaller, Delia Jones is the best choice to guide you through it.

Delia understands that selling and buying at the same time can feel overwhelming. That’s why she stays organized, keeps communication clear, and helps clients plan every step. From pricing your current home to finding the next one, Delia makes sure everything lines up perfectly.

Her calm approach, patience, and deep market knowledge take the stress out of moving. Clients love how she listens, offers honest advice, and keeps their goals front and center.

With Delia by your side, upsizing or downsizing doesn’t have to be complicated — it’s just a new chapter made easier by someone who truly cares.

Families moving to a new city trust Delia Jones because she makes relocation easy. She helps clients find neighborhoods that match their needs, school options, and nearby amenities. Delia listens closely and provides personalized advice so moving is not overwhelming. Her knowledge of local communities and genuine care for her clients set her apart.

Buying a home can feel stressful, but Realtor Delia Jones makes it easier and more exciting. With years of experience helping buyers in Logan Lake and the Interior of BC, she truly cares about finding the right home for every client. Delia takes time to listen, explain every step, and make sure you understand what’s happening from start to finish.

When it’s time to make an offer, Delia knows how to help you stand out. She works hard to make your offer strong, fair, and appealing to sellers. Thanks to her great communication skills and strong relationships with other local agents, your offer gets noticed.

Delia’s calm, caring, and professional approach helps buyers feel confident and supported through the entire process. With Delia Jones on your side, you’ll have a better chance of getting the home you want — and actually enjoy the journey along the way.

Buying your first home can feel exciting and a little overwhelming — but Realtor Delia Jones makes the process easy and enjoyable. As a trusted and experienced real estate agent serving Logan Lake and the Interior of BC, Delia guides first-time home buyers every step of the way with patience, honesty, and care.

She takes time to listen to what you need, explain each part of the buying process, and answer your questions so you always feel comfortable and confident. From helping you find the perfect home to connecting you with trusted mortgage professionals and handling all the details, Delia is dedicated to making your first home purchase smooth and stress-free.

Her clients often say she goes the extra mile and always puts them first. With Delia Jones as your Realtor, you’ll have a supportive, knowledgeable partner who makes buying your first home in Logan Lake or anywhere in the Interior of BC a rewarding experience.

 Moving... just the thought of it brings a sense of dread.  

Address changes, arranging services to be connected, deciding whether you're going to hire a company or do it yourself, acquiring boxes and all that packing!  If you're like me and have a full time job... how do you fit in the time to do it all?

Having just completed a move myself, I came up with a few ideas to help with my move.  Sure some of them kept me in boxes for a while, but hey, it was better than a mad rush (even though it always seems to be a bit of a mad rush at the end). PLUS, I took it as an opportunity to assess my belongings.

First decision... when do I start packing?  For my last move, I started packing small decor items about 3 months in advance.  This included items such as trinkets, mementos from special moments in the past, photo albums, small pictures, candles, seasonal clothes and accessories.  Tip for pictures and framed artwork: If you have a piece that you are concerned about during the move, use painters tape on the glass to make a big X (I always do excessive taping on the glass).  The reason for this, is that if the glass is to break, it will help hold the glass in place to prevent cutting your print/image.  Now on a big move, I take it many steps past this, probably to the point of Overkill!  So here's what I do...  I wrap the print in moving paper,  I place a piece of cardboard the size of the frame on the front and tape it in place.  I then make protectors for all 4 corners of the print and tape them in place.  THEN, I bubble wrap it completely!  Like I said... OVERKILL!  But hey, I haven't had a print damaged in any of my moves and I moved to Mexico and back! (I'll do another blog on International Moving tips later).

Next decision... do you sort through everything and get rid of stuff or take it with you?  This one isn't so cut and dry.  There is the possibility that even if you had it in storage all this time, you might need it at your new house.  If you get rid of it before you move, will you end up needing to replace it after you move?  But do you really want to pack everything up and have to get rid of it later?  This is a tough decision.  Ultimately, if you plan on having a garage sale, it's recommended to do it before you move.  Decluttering is a great thing to do before your move, it makes moving easier and you'll have less to deal with after your move.  If you end up bringing items with you that you don't have room for in your new home, they will end up in storage and maybe live there forever.  Tip for decluttering: When struggling with decluttering decisions, the 20/20 rule says you should consider letting go of an item if you can replace it for less than $20 and you can replace it in less than 20 minutes.  However, if the item holds strong sentimental value, don't get rid of it hastily.  This decision could end up being a major regret.

Moving is a monumental task, no matter how you look at it or who is doing the "heavy lifting".  But it's also a chance for a fresh start.  

If you feel overwhelmed by your belongings, use this opportunity to sort and declutter.  If you have children, get them involved with the decluttering by getting them excited to donate to less fortunate children who don't have toys. If you explain it right, they will be excited to help those in need and it'll help keep a positive spin on the whole process.  If they struggle with it, explain the difference between "having something that brings them joy to play with/look at" and just "having things".  Helping a child learn the difference between those two things could mold them and how they view belongings in their adult life.

Boxes... where to get them and deciding on whether or not you are paying for them.  Myself, I prefer to just buy them and consider it a cost with moving. I've purchased boxes from many different sources and by far my favourite is U-Line because their boxes are strong and tough. My next option is storage companies.  But for some, that just isn't an option. I've heard many people say they get boxes from liquor stores, grocery stores and restaurants.  I've never sourced them myself that way, but I hear people have good luck with that.

Changing your address/services.  I've attached a small basic list of companies you will need to change your address with and/or arrange services for.  It's not a complete list because everyone has different needs.

Are you going to move yourself or hire someone to Move you.  This is the BIG question.  There are pros and cons to both.  Hiring a company will bring added costs but having someone do the heavy lifting will prevent physical exhaustion.  Doing it yourself will bring physical exhaustion, but save you money.  I've done it both ways and because of an unforeseen insurance claim, I decided to do the move myself this time.  It was physically exhausting.  I was covered in bruises from head to toe and the recovery took longer because I'm not a spring chicken anymore! But I didn't have anything break so for me that was a WIN!  Whether you do it yourself or hire someone, take into consideration your age, your physical ability and your financial position and then decide which is the best route for you.

Look at your move as an exciting new chapter!  You have the opportunity to make changes with every move.  Don't waste any and embrace the unknown!

Best of luck with your move!

Delia

With the housing market slower, its time to step up your game!  First impressions are key to enticing buyers to want to see more.  From decluttering your home to professional photos... make sure you are giving your property THE BEST chance to sell!

Lets start with decluttering...  

This is one of the easiest ways to improve the overall appearance of your home.  So pack up your knick-knacks and souveneirs, store away excess papers, clear off kitchen counters and bathroom counters and give your home an overall minimalistic look if possible.  Too much stuff is distracting to Buyers.  Plus, buyers will have an easier time visualizing their own stuff in the home when there is less of yours.

Closets should also not look stuffed to the rims as this will give the impression that there isn't enough space.

Hide extension cords and phone cords from view.  These can be one of the most overlooked items when decluttering your home.

Decluttering should also be done outside of your home as well.  Don't leave broken pieces laying around your front door, make sure they go to the dump or maybe someone can repurpose it.  And make sure you don't have garbage bags of stuff lying around.  Cut your lawn, rake up leaves and weed your garden.  Put tools away, wind up your hoses and take any junk to the dump or a re-store.