You may not think about the benefits of weatherizing until a cold draft is blowing through your windows, or your heating bill suddenly shoots sky high. But, by then, it’s too late. This is the time to prepare your home to stay warm and cozy. The Easy Winter Preparation Checklist for Your Home, published by The Spruce, can help Read More...
The Right Pet for Your Home
November 18th, 2020
For many families, COVID has created the right conditions for welcoming a pet into the home. Online work and learning mean someone’s always around to play with and care for a new addition. A furry friend can also alleviate isolation and boredom. Before adopting, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) suggests giving some thought to choosing a furball that works for your space and your lifestyle Read More...
The Perfect Home Gym
May 19th, 2020
If you’re the type who enjoys working out, today’s stay-at-home reality may have you missing your gym or yoga studio. Now’s a great time to plan to transform a spare room or basement into your own private workout space. Houzz Contributor Laura Gaskill shows you how, with 10 ideas to give your space (and you) a jolt of inspiration Read More...
8 Winter Black-Thumb Mistakes
February 18th, 2020
It would seem that keeping plants flourishing indoors over the winter should be easy. After all, you don’t need to contend with rain, drought, deer pillaging and other outdoor challenges. So, why do so many people have trouble keeping their indoor plants healthy? This article from Realtor Read More...
Paying Too Much for Homeowners Insurance?
February 7th, 2020
Homeowner’s insurance is a necessity, but understanding coverages and costs is not always easy. That’s why it’s hard to really know if you’re paying too much. A recent article in the Philadelphia Inquirer highlighted Delaware Valley Consumers’ Checkbook, is a local nonprofit consumer group that can help you feel more confident in the price you pay Read More...
7 Ways to Prepare for a Fire
January 28th, 2020
It’s fireplace and woodstove season – and there’s no better time to be sure your family is prepared in the event of a home fire. The American Red Cross offers 7 Ways to Prepare for a Home Fire, starting with installing the right number of smoke alarms. They suggest teaching children what a smoke alarm sounds like, and what to do when they hear one Read More...
Would You Consider an Open Bathroom?
December 24th, 2019
Sal Paone Builders is always happy to work with our community home buyers to customize floor plans and amenities. We also love the opportunity to build a completely custom home. But, one thing we’ve never been asked to do is build an open bathroom -- meaning a loo without doors. One local real estate investor in West Philadelphia is marketing such a home, inspired by several luxury hotels around the world Read More...
What’s Best for Warmth?
November 26th, 2019
Sweater weather will soon turn to the season of snow and ice – and that means we’ll all be looking for extra warmth. A wood stove can make a real difference in keeping your home warm and cozy. Which wood stove is best? There are many styles, but your first consideration should be what kind of fuel you will want to use Read More...
Two-Tone Before and After
September 25th, 2019
We love before and after remodeling photos – almost as much as we love the trending two-tone look for interiors. Many of our new home buyers opt for a two-tone color palette, similar to what’s highlighted in these photos from houzz. They show how an older kitchen and dining area were given a clean, contemporary look with the simple choice of color in two slightly different shades, or in different, but compatible hues Read More...
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