The Importance of Outdoor Play: 5 Ways to Get Kids Outside February 27th, 2020 Tower Before You Buy Back in the olden days, children couldn’t wait to go outside after supper. They spent a great deal of their time exploring and learning outdoors, rather than in front of TV, computer, and cell phone screens. These days, it is crucial to acknowledge the importance of outdoor play for children. Benefits of Play in Child… Read More »
How to Create Shade with Outdoor Shading Solutions February 4th, 2020 Tower Before You Buy Having a backyard provides endless family fun and entertaining opportunities. But what good is a backyard without a way to make it comfortable for family and friends to relax and play? There are a number of ways to add shade and curb appeal with outdoor shading solutions. Creating Shade in Your Backyard Creating Shade with… Read More »
How to Choose an Affordable, Quality Shed For Your Yard December 20th, 2019 Tower Before You Buy A quality shed is a long-term investment, which means that if you’re in the market, you probably haven’t bought one in years. Maybe you’re even searching for your first shed and feel overwhelmed with options. Either way, there are easy signs you can keep an eye out for to make sure that you select a… Read More »
Is An Elevated Hunting Blind Right For You? September 30th, 2019 PennDutch Before You Buy Hunting is a long-held past time that many people use to provide food for their family or build special bonds between generations. In South Central and Southeast Pennsylvania and Western Maryland this includes fowl and deer hunting. People appreciate the tradition and skill that are involved in hunting, but what about the downsides? This can… Read More »
What to Do With An Empty Barn: 7 Uses For Your New Barn November 28th, 2018 PennDutch Before You Buy, Design Have you always dreamed of adding a beautiful barn to your property? If you don’t own large animals and you’re not a hobby farmer, you might find yourself wondering what to do with an empty barn. The good news is there are many other uses for barns, so you can skip the tractors and livestock… Read More »
Adding On a New Garage? Consider a Detached Garage August 30th, 2018 PennDutch Before You Buy Was your home constructed without an attached garage? Do have a garage so full of stuff that there is no room for your cars? Are you limited to a two-garage that has no room for additional vehicles? If you’re living with any of these scenarios, you should consider adding on a new garage for additional… Read More »
Wood or Vinyl: Which Is Right For You? May 1st, 2018 PennDutch Before You Buy, Care & Maintenance, Design When shopping for an outdoor structure for your backyard, whether it’s a shed, swing set, or pergola, you’ll encounter styles constructed of wood or vinyl. These are two of the most popular outdoor construction materials. Both are quality materials that are durable and will last for years. When choosing wood or vinyl for your backyard… Read More »
Rubber Mulch Safety FAQs March 29th, 2018 PennDutch Before You Buy Swing sets bring hours of backyard entertainment for your family, but may also bear visits to urgent care if accidents occur. Sixty-seven percent of playground injuries involve falls from equipment. These falls may result in fractures, concussions, or lacerations. You can eliminate potential accidents by having a safe “fall zone” under your swing set. Check… Read More »
What You Might Not Know About Our Log Cabins January 19th, 2018 PennDutch Before You Buy There is a definite appeal to log cabins in quiet locations of solitude. Escaping to a place away from the hurriedness of everyday life. Disconnecting in a cozy log cabin home with a warm fireplace and nature outside your window. But building a log cabin can be a long and costly undertaking, sometimes taking over… Read More »
Purchasing a Shed? Know Your HOA Shed Restrictions January 2nd, 2018 PennDutch Before You Buy A very common question we hear from people who are interested in buying one of our wooden or vinyl sheds is, “Will this meet my HOA’s shed restrictions?” With over 26 million housing units and 69 million residents throughout the U.S. living in common-interest communities, mainly Homeowners Associations, it’s very likely that you too may… Read More »
