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Unique Thanksgiving Recipes

Expecting a smaller Thanksgiving celebration this year? If so, it’s the perfect time to experiment with some new recipes. Instead of cooking the same-old, tried-and-true, crowd-pleasing classics, have some fun with main courses and side dishes that are refreshingly unique. Rachel Ray offers 17 Not-Your-Average Thanksgiving Recipes, with ideas for…Read More

Filed under Cooking on Nov 25,2020 | Tagged in: cooking, receipes, Thanksgiving, Turkey

How to Paint Like a Pro

If you’ve been staring at four walls while being cooped up during COVID-19, you might be thinking that those walls could use an update. That thought would naturally lead to painting. This classic DIY project may seem easy, until you actually get started. To help you prevent some common painting…Read More

Filed under Home Maintenance on Nov 18,2020 | Tagged in: diy, DIY home project, home diy, Painting

How to Pick a New Heating System

If your heating system is on the fritz, or if it’s just old and horribly inefficient, you may be facing the daunting prospect of installing a new system. That means you’ll have to choose not only new equipment, but an installer as well. With the cost of HVAC systems easily…Read More

Filed under Home Maintenance on Nov 03,2020 | Tagged in: competent contractors, Heating Systems, HVAC systems, Philadelphia Inquirer

2021 Pandemic Colors of the Year

The pandemic has literally colored every aspect of our lives – as evidenced by the early release of the 2021 colors of the year. At a time when being stuck inside has created a new appreciation for the outdoors, next year’s trending paint colors are expected to be warm and…Read More

Filed under Home Tips on Oct 27,2020 | Tagged in: 2021 colors, 2021 Pandemic Colors, Behr, Sherwin-Williams

Barndominium Anyone?

We’ve all seen beautiful old barns that have been transformed into spacious homes. But what about the idea of taking a new barn, even one made of pre-fabricated metal, and turning that into a gorgeous home? It’s being done in what the real estate industry calls a “barndominium.” These practical,…Read More

Filed under Home Buyers on Oct 20,2020 | Tagged in: barndominium, old barns

For Leaf Peeping History Buffs

Fall is leaf peeping season. If you’re lucky enough to live in beautiful Montgomery County, there are trails galore where you can walk or ride through nature’s splendor, including the Schuylkill River Trail and the Perkiomen Trail. For those who love history, it gets even better. The Valley Forge Tourism…Read More

Filed under Montgomery County on Oct 13,2020 | Tagged in: fall, Montgomery County Homebuyers, Patriot Trails, Valley Forge, Valley Forge National Park

Right-Sizing Home School Spaces

The kids are back to school – but right now, school may be a reclaimed closet, a corner of the living room, a piece of kitchen counter or a spot smack dab in the middle of your workspace. Assuming none of these are ideal, consider these ideas from Grace Dickerson,…Read More

Filed under Home Tips on Oct 07,2020 | Tagged in: back to school, home schooling, Philadelphia Inquirer, workspace

Listing Agent Advantages

It’s a hot market for sellers. If you’re considering putting your home on the market, you may be tempted to go the FSBO (For Sale by Owner) route. Before you do, consider what the right listing agent can do for you – and how they earn their commission. A qualified,…Read More

Filed under Real Estate Agents, Selling a home on Sep 30,2020 | Tagged in: best real estate agent, best real estate company, For Sale by Owner, FSBO

Best DIY Projects

With so many homeowners stuck at home during the pandemic, there’s been a boom in DIY home projects. With summer ending and fewer outdoor activities on the calendar, now’s the time to plan for a project that’s affordable – and doable. Family Handyman offers 10 projects that cost a little…Read More

Filed under Homeowners on Sep 23,2020 | Tagged in: DIY home project, home improvement

Power Outage Protection

It’s hurricane season – and that means potential high winds and power outages. If you’ve suffered through days without water, refrigeration, lights and more during past storms, you may be considering a generator. Generators can range from small portables to models that can power your entire house. Which is right…Read More

Filed under Facts, Homeowners on Sep 16,2020 | Tagged in: best generators, hurricane season, weather

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