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Maybe in Las Vegas, where they only get a couple inches of rain per year, a drain in your garage is unnecessary. But in most climates, having a route for the water to drain into helps keep the garage cleaner, not to mention minimizing dirty water tracked into the home. And if you live in [...]
Housing Consultants, Dan Johnson (left), John West (top center), Cindy Stern (top right), Pat Waller (bottom center) and Bernie Campanella (bottom right) were presented awards by company founder and owner, George Parmer, at the annual Sales Meeting held January 21 at the Susquehanna Country Club near Selinsgrove. The office each serves and their length of [...]
When people pass through your front door, it's natural to stop momentarily to familiarize oneself with the home and its layout. Some floor plans present an immediate long-view clear through the home. Other layouts present a bit more mystery, with the floor plan unfolding as one walks through the home. Regardless of the layout, however, [...]
Whether its outdoor entertaining, yard work, or a project you do in the driveway, it seems there's never an exterior electrical box that's convenient to where you need to plug things in. So, when that sunroom is being added or you are building your dream home, adding a couple more electrical boxes when the electrician [...]
The Lewisburg office of Fine Line Homes earned the Top Performing Office of the Year award for 2014. The award is based on sales goals, number of homes started and sales volume. Pictured Left to Right: Ralph Musser, Mark Satteson, Dan Johnson, Scott Newman and Alan Romig receiving the award.
The annual Sales Meeting for Fine Line Homes was held January 21 at the Susquehanna Valley Country Club near Selinsgrove. The agenda included updates on financing and a tribute to our owner, George Parmer. (pictured above on the right) Astronaut Jim Pawelczyk (pictured above on the left) challenged us to do the next great thing [...]
Recycling has become a part of daily life for many of us-which ushers in the question of where the recyclables are kept prior to pickup. Traditionally, the recycling holding bin has been located in the garage-admittedly an afterthought. Most of the products to be recycled-glass, plastic, metal and paper containers-are emptied in the kitchen, making [...]
Holiday Season has passed and now that we are in the midst of January it is a good time to check on any resolutions you might have considered with the onset of a new year. What is a resolution? Â It is when you come to a definite or earnest decision to do something and are [...]
Traditionally, the water lines in homes were made of copper. Today, many buyers have a choice. A popular alternative to copper is "PEX" which offers several benefits: PEX water lines will expand if the water in them freezes and are less likely to burst than copper water lines that freeze; PEX lines are typically direct [...]
Building a home should be an “experience” not a chore for the customer. If the first thing your builder asks you is “how many bedrooms and baths do you want” you might want to reconsider who you want to build your home. A better question to ask is “how do you live?” You want a [...]
