November 2015 Petit Home Team Newsletter
1. Petit Home Team NEWS
2. Community Thanksgiving meal
3. Just listed homes
4.Preparing your home for Winter
1. Petit Home Team NEWS
Congratulations to The Petit Home Team for winning this years Keller Williams Chili Cookoff!! Mike's homemade recipe was delicious and had many people coming back for more. This hot tamale trophy will be displayed in the Petit Cove for the next year!
We would also like to welcome Jitka Sustrova as the newest member of the Petit Home Team. Jitka is a licensed Realtor and is working as the team administrator and buyers agent. We are thrilled to have her apart of our family. Welcome aboard Jitka!
2. Community Thanksgiving Meal
COMMUNITY THANKSGIVING MEAL in mooresville, nc
Please join us for our Annual Community Thanksgiving Meal!
Hosted by St. Therese Catholic Church in partnership with the Mooresville Soup Kitchen
All are welcome. Please invite anyone you know who would enjoy this community event of food and fun!
Thursday, November 26, 2015
11:00am to 2:00pm
Meal will be served in the St. Therese Parish Life Center
We will be serving a full Thanksgiving Meal with all the fixings!
What’s on the menu:
Turkey, Stuffing, Potatoes, Yams, Gravy, Green Beans,
Cranberry Sauce, Rolls,
and Dessert!
Transportation can be provided. Please call 704-453-4170 or email thanksgiving@sainttherese.net to volunteer or if you have questions.
Please join us for our Annual Community Thanksgiving Meal!
Hosted by St. Therese Catholic Church in partnership with the Mooresville Soup Kitchen
All are welcome. Please invite anyone you know who would enjoy this community event of food and fun!
All are welcome. Please invite anyone you know who would enjoy this community event of food and fun!
Thursday, November 26, 2015
11:00am to 2:00pm
Meal will be served in the St. Therese Parish Life Center
We will be serving a full Thanksgiving Meal with all the fixings!
What’s on the menu:
Turkey, Stuffing, Potatoes, Yams, Gravy, Green Beans,
Cranberry Sauce, Rolls,
and Dessert!
11:00am to 2:00pm
Meal will be served in the St. Therese Parish Life Center
We will be serving a full Thanksgiving Meal with all the fixings!
What’s on the menu:
Turkey, Stuffing, Potatoes, Yams, Gravy, Green Beans,
Cranberry Sauce, Rolls,
and Dessert!
Transportation can be provided. Please call 704-453-4170 or email thanksgiving@sainttherese.net to volunteer or if you have questions.
All are welcome!
St. Therese Catholic Church
All are welcome!
St. Therese Catholic Church
217 Brawley School Road
Mooresville, NC 28117
3. Just
Listed Homes
4806 Cottage Oaks Drive, Charlotte, NC 28269
$139,000
Spectacular end unit townhome in highly sought after subdivision PROSPERITY! F
207 Flower House Loop, Troutman NC 28166
$225,000
7 acre parcel of land for sale located on Flower House Loop in Troutman. Premier location off I77 exit 42. Large garage/workshop (2000 square feet) on property. There is currently a home that was built in 1940 on the property. Property also has other barns and sheds on premise.
3040 Chelwood Drive, Concord, NC 28027
$349,900
Back on Market!Landscaped yard!Full brick veneer home located in desirable Zemosa Acres neighborhood.Home sits privately on a large lot at the end of cul-de-sac.Large open floor plan on main level includes kitchen w/ dining area, formal dining rm, living rm w/ fp and tiled sun rm.Full wall of windows open to wrap around deck.Finished lower level boast rec rm w/ fireplace, full bath, bedrooms and walkout to patio.2 car garage.Convenient location to Cabarrus County schools and interstates 85/77.
3312 Circles End, Charlotte, NC 28226
$105,000
Peaceful living in quiet, established neighborhood. Very Large yard! This single level condo offers 2bed/1.5 baths featuring hardwood floors in LR, exposed brick walls, fireplace, private patio out back. Kitchen & dining area with ceramic tile. Both bedrooms have hardwood floors. Ceramic tile in bath. Lots of parking and storage. HOA includes yard maintenance. Roof 2 YRs old, replaced by HOA. Great Schools, close to SouthPark area.Call today!
4.Preparing your home for Winter
4.Preparing your home for Winter
Three Steps to keep your home safe for Winter Season
#1: Prep the Plumbing
Drain the water from your outdoor faucets and garden hoses and arrange to have any in-ground sprinkler pipes blown out. Roll up the garden hoses and store them inside. Identify any "problem" pipes that are prone to freezing in the house and consider using heat tape to keep them warm during extremely cold weather. If the worst happens, ensure everyone in the family knows how to turn off the water at the source. This will minimize leaking when and if a pipe bursts.
Drain the water from your outdoor faucets and garden hoses and arrange to have any in-ground sprinkler pipes blown out. Roll up the garden hoses and store them inside. Identify any "problem" pipes that are prone to freezing in the house and consider using heat tape to keep them warm during extremely cold weather. If the worst happens, ensure everyone in the family knows how to turn off the water at the source. This will minimize leaking when and if a pipe bursts.
#2: Heat Things Up
Everyone enjoys cozy evenings by a crackling fire? Ensure your fireplace is ready to provide warm nights all winter. Be sure to have the chimney inspected and cleaned by a professional before the first frost. Also, have a professional perform a routine check of the heating systems before cold weather arrives. This should include vacuuming the vents and other heating components. If your furnace has a filter, check to see if it needs replacing. For more energy savings, consider installing a setback thermostat that keeps the home cooler when you are asleep or away.
Everyone enjoys cozy evenings by a crackling fire? Ensure your fireplace is ready to provide warm nights all winter. Be sure to have the chimney inspected and cleaned by a professional before the first frost. Also, have a professional perform a routine check of the heating systems before cold weather arrives. This should include vacuuming the vents and other heating components. If your furnace has a filter, check to see if it needs replacing. For more energy savings, consider installing a setback thermostat that keeps the home cooler when you are asleep or away.
#3: Seal the Leaks
Keep drafts to a minimum this winter. If you have them, install storm windows and doors -- and don't overlook the basement. Add or replace worn weather stripping around the doors and windows and caulk any gaps. If doorstops are worn, replace them. If any pipes or ducts travel through an exterior wall, be sure to use caulking and weather-stripping around all entry points. These steps will block any potential entry points for cold air. That's an idea you can warm up to.
Keep drafts to a minimum this winter. If you have them, install storm windows and doors -- and don't overlook the basement. Add or replace worn weather stripping around the doors and windows and caulk any gaps. If doorstops are worn, replace them. If any pipes or ducts travel through an exterior wall, be sure to use caulking and weather-stripping around all entry points. These steps will block any potential entry points for cold air. That's an idea you can warm up to.
