Moving to Great Falls? Here's what you need to know!

Ridgeline Real Estate • July 18, 2025

Moving to Great Falls? Here’s What You Need to Know..

Relocating to Great Falls, MT? Whether you're moving for work, family, or the great outdoors, here’s a quick guide to help you settle in:

🏡 Understand the Rental/Real Estate Market

Rental homes and apartments in Great Falls move fast—especially near schools, parks, and the base. Average rent for a 2-bedroom is around $1,100–$1,300/month depending on location and amenities. The average sale price of a home in Great Falls, MT as of May 2025 is $396,000.

🌟Areas to Consider

Location is key in finding a place to call home, we can help find the perfect place for your needs whether that is to rent or buy.

📝 Rental Application Tips

Have income verification ready
Be upfront about pets
Know your credit history
Review rental criteria prior to applying

🧊 Seasonal Considerations

If you're moving in winter, prepare for cold weather and snow removal responsibilities.

At Ridgeline Real Estate, we help newcomers find clean, well-maintained rental properties and make it easy.

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Seasonal Maintenance Checklist for Montana Property Owners

By Ridgeline Real Estate • July 18, 2025

Seasonal Maintenance Checklist for Montana Property Owners Montana’s seasons are no joke. From icy winters to hot, dry summers, your rental property in Great Falls needs seasonal upkeep to stay in top shape. Here's a quick checklist by season: Winter Inspect and service furnaces regularly (Furnace filters changed at least every 3 months) Clear snow from walkways and roofs Check pipes for freeze risk Test smoke and CO detectors Spring Service sprinklers and irrigation Clean gutters and downspouts Inspect roofing and siding for damage Schedule HVAC tune-up Summer Touch up paint and exterior siding Maintain landscaping Check windows and screens Clean dryer vents Fall Blow out sprinkler system Rake leaves and remove yard debris Seal exterior gaps Service furnace before winter Staying ahead of seasonal maintenance protects your property value—and reduces emergency repair costs.

Moving to Great Falls? Here's what you need to know!