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November 2024

Gobble gobble, Thanksgiving is just around the corner! At Legacy Built, we truly cherish the festive spirit that fills the air during this delightful and joyous time of year. The breathtaking beauty of the vibrant fall foliage can significantly brighten up your home, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. However, as the temperatures drop, it’s important to ensure that your windows are fully prepared for the chilly months that lie ahead. Have you taken a moment to check your windows for drafts? If you notice any cold air seeping into your home, it might be the perfect opportunity to consider upgrading to new, energy-efficient windows. Keeping the warmth inside your home will help you enjoy those cozy family gatherings without the distraction of an uncomfortable draft while you sit down for a memorable Thanksgiving dinner. Legacy Built specializes in comprehensive inspections and professional installations of high-quality windows that can greatly enhance your home’s comfort and effectively lower your energy bills throughout this winter season. Our commitment to quality ensures that your home remains a serene haven during the colder months.

Make sure to contact Legacy Built today to schedule your window inspection and installation, ensuring your home is warm and inviting for the holidays!

As always, to get ready for the holiday season, here are some fun Thanksgiving crafts to enjoy with your family and kids!

Kid Thanksgiving and Fall Crafts

  1. Handprint Turkeys

    • Use colorful paper to trace your child's hand, then decorate with markers or crayons to create a turkey. Add googly eyes and a beak cut from paper.

  2. Thankful Tree

    • Cut out leaves from colored paper. Each family member can write what they are thankful for on a leaf and attach it to a tree branch displayed in your home.

  3. Pinecone Turkey

    • Collect pinecones and paint them in fall colors. Use craft supplies to create a turkey face and tail from feathers, felt, or paper.

  4. Fall Wreaths

    • Gather leaves, pinecones, and other fall decorations to create a beautiful wreath for your front door. Use a foam or wire form and glue the items on for a vibrant seasonal touch.

  5. Thanksgiving Place Cards

    • Help your children create custom place cards for the Thanksgiving dinner table. They can decorate them with drawings or stickers and write each guest’s name.

These crafts not only bring joy but also create lasting memories as you prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving together.

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Legacy Built!

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Alex Marzaroti Alex Marzaroti

October 2024

Welcome to October, the exciting and somewhat eerie season filled with ghouls and ghosts! While Halloween brings its delightful share of festive fun and spirited celebrations, it’s also the perfect time to thoughtfully address the more pressing matters concerning your home and property. During this particular month, we have been diligently busy helping our valued clients stabilize their rooftops in preparation for the impending snowfall, the falling leaves, and debris that this change in season inevitably brings about.

Don't forget to thoroughly clean out those gutters, as the colorful leaves are beginning to fall from the trees in this beautiful autumn season! It's quite important to address this seasonal task diligently and promptly to prevent any potential future issues that could arise from water damage or clogged drainage systems. Staying on top of gutter maintenance right now will save you both time and trouble down the line, ensuring your home remains well-protected throughout the months ahead. When cleaning your gutters it is an ideal opportunity to inspect your roof before the winter weather arrives. From a higher vantage point, you can more easily identify repairs that may be overlooked from the ground. Look for any signs of damage, such as missing shingles, cracks, or areas where water may be pooling. If you notice anything suspicious during your inspection, don’t hesitate to reach out. We can assess the situation together and ensure your roof is ready to handle the snow.

Now that we’ve tackled that practical tip, here are a few fun tricks to spoil your trick-or-treaters this year!

  1. Glow Sticks: Instead of just candy, offer glow sticks for a fun, safe alternative that helps kids stand out while they trick-or-treat in the dark.

  2. Themed Treat Bags: Create treat bags with a mix of classic candy and non-candy items, like stickers, temporary tattoos, or spooky pencils. This adds a personal touch and caters to children with dietary restrictions.

  3. Interactive Treat Stations: Set up a mini scavenger hunt in your yard. Hide treats and clues to engage the kids and make the experience more memorable.

  4. DIY Treats: If you enjoy baking, whip up some spooky-themed cookies or treats to offer alongside regular candy. Decorate them with fun designs to add a special touch.

  5. Play Halloween Music: Create a festive atmosphere by playing Halloween-themed music or sounds. This can enhance the excitement as kids approach your house.

By incorporating these ideas, you can make this year's Halloween a delightful experience for your trick-or-treaters!

Happy Halloween from Legacy Built!

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