When Should You Get Your A/C Ready for Summer?



Rob Morelli
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Apr 12, 2021

It may still be just barely spring, but summer is right around the corner. For a lot of homeowners, that means flipping the heat to air conditioning, and, potentially, discovering that their air conditioner isn’t working properly. This is why it’s so important to check your air conditioning system now, before you really need it. Not only will you be able to beat the rush for repairs, you’ll also get extra time to clean and prep your unit so it can perform at its very best all summer long. So when – and how – should you get that A/C ready for summer?

Now Is The Time for A/C Prepping

You can run a simple check on your air conditioner any time the weather is above about 50 degrees or so. You don’t need to leave it on all day, just long enough to make sure it’s blowing cold and there aren’t any we ...

Outdoor Structures Make Your Yard More Fun!



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Apr 15, 2021

Although it’s barely spring, summer is right around the corner. And nothing says summer like better outdoor spaces to play and work in! Now is the time to plan and install outdoor structures so you can spend the hottest days of the year taking advantage of the breeze and shade, while still being able to spend time in the great outdoors.

A Short List of Outdoor Structures

Outdoor structures offer endless possibilities when it comes to sizes, shapes, construction materials, and intended uses. However, there are a few that are hardcore backyard staples, to the point that some might argue a home is completely bare without them. Of course, the outdoor structures you choose will depend greatly on how you use your home, but here’s a short list to get you started.
Patio covers. Already have a patio, but the sun’s putting th ...

Is This the Year to Repaint Your Home?







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Apr 01, 2021



There’s nothing like a postcard-fresh paint job on your home to make it look and feel brand new again, but it’s unlikely you’ll need a new coat of paint every year. So how do you know when it’s time to repaint? Let’s walk through some of the biggest signs that it’s time to break out the buckets and brushes.




The Purpose of Paint


Although paint is nice to look at, and the color you choose definitely tells a story and lends a mood to the whole neighborhood, paint serves another very important function as a waterproof barrier. For many homes, especially those that are older, there’s very little standing between the siding and the living space. This is why having a good paint really matters. Paint waterproofs that siding, and helps prevent moisture from cross ...

Is Your Yard Equipment Ready for Spring?



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Mar 29, 2021

As spring finally starts to arrive, there are likely a number of tasks around the house that will be kicking off in the coming weeks. Whether you’re mowing the lawn, prepping the garden, or refreshing those flower beds, it’s time to break out your equipment and get to work. One question, though: Is all your yard equipment actually ready for spring?

If you’re like a lot of people, at the end of the year you just clean up your equipment a bit and put it into storage. If you don’t do anything else with it, though, this can actually shorten your equipment’s life and increase the likelihood of breakdown during the busy spring period. Before you dive into all those spring tasks, here are a few things you should do to keep your mowers, tillers, and everything else running smoothly.

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Bandstand concerts to return this summer in Rehoboth




First show slated for June 11; performances Friday, Saturday, Sunday evenings






After its cancellation last year, Rehoboth Beach is planning to bring back the popular Summer Concert Series at the Bandstand for 2021. Pictured is local favorite The Funsters. FILE PHOTO






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March 24, 2021









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Rehoboth Beach is bringing back the city’s popular Summer Concert Series at the Bandstand this year.
Similar to everything else for the past year, the concerts were canceled last summer. City Manager Sharon Lynn announced the return of the concerts during a budget discussion March 8. 
There will be some normalcy, said Lynn, recognizing a serious lack of normalcy in everyone’s life right now.
Lynn was prompted by a question from Commissioner Edward Chrzanowski ...