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Beat the High Cost of Living; Install an Energy-Efficient Roof

There is no doubt that Wilmington is a great city to live in — in fact, it is even named as one of the best cities in Delaware. However, being the biggest city in the state with remarkable development and advancement status, Wilmington is also among the most expensive places to live in within the state, as discussed in an article from Delaware Online:

Taxes and fees for Wilmington homeowners are high, and proposed increases will keep them among the highest in the area, according to tax rates from several nearby jurisdictions.

A Wilmington homeowner living in a house assessed at $100,000 with a combined household income of $100,000 pays an average of $5,937 a year in local taxes and fees. That total would go up to an average of $6,112 a year if property tax and utility rate increases proposed by Mayor Dennis Williams are approved, a level higher than Philadelphia and several Delaware communities.

A higher cost of living is something that residents of Wilmington, Delaware should live with but thankfully, there are other ways for you to save on home expenses. One way to start is by making your home more energy-efficient.

Homecraft Inc., a trusted Wilmington DE roofing company, can help you save on utility costs by choosing the best roof for your home. Experienced and certified in installing various types of roofs, they can help you select one that not only matches your home’s overall appeal, but also your budget and energy efficiency requirements.

Furthermore, they also perform professional roof inspections, to help you keep your roof at top shape. This way, you won’t have to worry about roof repairs or replacement in the years to come, thus, helping you save more money in the long run. If you want nothing short of the best Delaware roofing services, get in touch with Homecraft today.

 

(Article and Image from “Wilmington city living comes at a cost”; April 3, 2014)

John Zatwarnytsky

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