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Now is the time to put your house on the market. If you are thinking that the value of your home will go up the longer you wait, you are probably correct. However, the cost of new home construction is also rising and if you continue to wait it may raise more than the value would increase on the house you are selling resulting in a net loss to you. [...] Please continue reading on our blog. https://finelinehomes.wpengine.com/blog/?p=3197
If you are thinking about building in the spring of 2013 it’s not too early to start planning. With interest rates down and Winter on its way what better time to rake in on the savings! Design and choose your home design now and we'll build it for you in the Spring. Whether you are interested in a Cape, Two story, Ranch, Bi-level or Raised Ranch, we can accommodate your request. Browse our website to find your perfect home. Give us a call at Fine Line Homes in your area for all the details, or even better stop in and see us. You can tour the furnished model and touch and feel materials in the Display Center!
LED holiday lights vs. old-fashioned bulbs: 6 tips to help you decide which is right for you. [...] Visit our Blog to continue reading.
The holidays are upon us and it is especially exciting to have a new home at this time of year. One of the great options we offer at Fine Line Homes is a candle circuit. This includes (1) switch on front wall of house that turns on top of all outlets closest to front windows. This way you can plug all of your holiday candles into these outlets and with a flick of a switch, they will all be illuminated at once! Remember the days when you had Christmas lights up and you couldn’t hide all those ugly wires? Well we have a solution for that as well. We offer a holiday circuit which is one switch on front wall of house to an existing receptacle(s) on the outside. This way you can plug your Christmas lights right into the outside outlet or outlets and turn them on with another flick of the switch. Happy Holidays everyone!!
Most people understand that a properly vented attic extends the life of the roof by preventing sheathing from warping while also lowering utility bills. So it’s no surprise that people install a ridge vent on their roof and think that they’ve properly addressed the venting needs for their home. [...]
