Moving your base of living operations to the first floor, when you need to, may not always be possible. You may enjoy your current home design as it is, or have a floorplan that simply does not accommodate creating a suite that is handicap accessible on the first floor. In these instances, your best option...
Learn MoreSpecially adapted housing builders in Pennsylvania create accessible homes. Whether you suffered an injury in the line of duty or live with a permanent condition that compromises your mobility, we can add retrofits that make your home more accessible. This will help you thrive and live a more independent life. Here are five features we...
Learn MoreWhen you’re in the early phases of designing a brand-new home, one of the first questions you’ll need to answer is whether you will build a one-story or a two-story home. A lot of this comes down to personal preference, but there are also some practical considerations to take into account. If you’re wondering, “Should...
Learn MoreWhen you’ve made the decision to build a new home, you’re probably more focused on the exciting process of choosing all your design elements, rather than on the practical matters of how you’ll be paying for the home. However, you do need to spend some time considering the process of financing a new home in...
Learn MoreWhen you purchase a new home, it is common for your purchase to come with a one-year home warranty. After that first year passes, you have the option of continuing to pay for that home warranty or letting it expire. The question many new homeowners frequently have is whether or not it is truly worth...
Learn MoreWhen you’ve made the decision to build a custom home rather than purchase an already-built home, there are a variety of ways you can save money during the planning process without compromising the quality of the home you end up with. For example, making sure you and all your contractors are on the same page,...
Learn MoreOne of the most common questions we receive from our clients is how much they can expect to pay to build their own custom house. There are, of course, a lot of factors that go into such a project. Nationally, the average in 2019 for new construction was $297,963, but keep in mind that this...
Learn MoreIf you’ve made the decision to build your new home from the ground up rather than purchase an existing one, you’re going to need to find a builder to work with on the project. It’s understandable if you’re a bit intimidated by this prospect—after all, building a house is a major investment, and the choice...
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