Presented by Warmstead, the 45th annual WNC Parade of Homes offers free, self-guided tours of new and remodeled homes and communities Oct. 17-18 and Oct. 24-25 across Asheville and Western North Carolina.
Some jewelry problems are worth fixing. Others may be signs it’s time to replace the piece.
Still seeing high electric bills as summer winds down? MB HAYNES explains some of the HVAC issues that can affect energy use and what Western North Carolina homeowners can do about them.
Best Buy Metals breaks down some of the factors Asheville and Western North Carolina homeowners should consider before choosing a roof for their home.
The annual home tour returns Oct. 17-18 and Oct. 24-25, with homes open across Asheville and Western North Carolina. Here’s how to plan your route and make the most of your visit.
D.C. Creasman Jewelers explains what karat stamps, gold content, diamonds and age can tell you about a piece’s value
Late summer gives Asheville-area homeowners and contractors time to make key decisions about metal roofing systems, colors, materials and project logistics before fall arrives.
When should you schedule fall HVAC maintenance? MB HAYNES explains why Asheville and Western North Carolina homeowners don’t have to wait for cooler weather to start planning ahead.
Before fall arrives, now is the time to spot moisture, wear and repair issues summer may have left behind.
From compact prefab homes to geothermal systems and whole-home renovations, the 2025 WNC Parade of Homes offers a look at ideas influencing residential design across Western North Carolina.