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Still managing COVID restrictions by working or schooling remotely? Need more functional space in your home? It’s 2022! Your home doesn’t have to feel dreary or claustrophobic. Here are three remodeling projects that are not only popular but can help increase the value of your home.
You might have heard “working in the trades” in conversations about career choices. But what does that mean, and why should you care? In the broadest sense, “the trades” refer to jobs that require advanced skills that you learn through specialized and generally short-term programs. The trades include industries like automotive, manufacturing, and cosmetology. For this post, however, we’re going to focus on construction-related jobs.
The PEAK Achievement Awards showcase the very best home and business projects in York County, judged by a panel of industry experts and the public. Everyone appreciates being recognized for their work, right? Awards programs are a great way to share your work with the community, motivate your employees and attract new customers. If you’re not convinced, we’ve pulled together five of our favorite reasons for entering the PEAK Achievement Awards!
Many homeowners are rethinking their space after spending so much time at home in the past year. The pandemic shifted activities that typically take place outside our homes, such as work and school, into our living spaces.
The York Builders Association is delighted to announce that Haley Miller has been promoted to Events Coordinator. In her new role, Miller will handle all aspects and phases of YBA event planning and coordination.
The York Builders Association (YBA) recently installed Nicholas Sabold of Sabold Construction as the 2020 President. Sabold will serve as President of the YBA Board of Directors for a term of one year
17 new and remodeled homes in York County will open their doors for free self-guided tours on September 14 and 15, from 10 a.m. 5 p.m. For nearly three decades, the York Builders Association and its members have been hosting the York Parade of Homes. The Parade of Homes is presented by long-time sponsor Traditions Mortgage, a division of York Traditions Bank.
At the York Builders Association, we take great pride in being the premier resource for the home building and remodeling industry in York County! This means that we provide our members with opportunities for professional development, mentorship, business resources and advocacy for the building industry. We also provide support & resources to consumers seeking reliable professionals in the industry.
The kitchen is a central place in our homes – a place to gather, celebrate, experiment, and nourish. Now picture this: a 1988 townhome kitchen that was dark, small, and had minimal storage. This certainly was not an ideal space for homeowners Michele and Keith Zettle who have lived in the home for 29 years.
If you’ve been watching all those DIY and Home & Garden channels, been shopping for countertops yourself, or just talked with a friend who has recently been through a kitchen remodel, you have a good idea of just how many countertop material options there are today. For the most part, people in York County are choosing between granite and quartz. These two surfaces are favorites for their durability and easy-cleaning properties.
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