Resources for Older and Historic Homeowners
Preservation Begins at Home
Owners of older and historic homes are on the frontlines of protecting places that matter. Get help here, from tips on weatherizing your home for the winter to stopping teardowns in your neighborhood to trimming your taxes. Special thanks to our sponsor, Valspar®, for helping us provide this information.
Resources for Homeowners
Weatherize The Right Way
The seasons are changing and winter is right around the corner, which means it's a good time to take a close look at how your home is performing. From windows to insulation, get tips – including some from expert energy auditors – on how to increase your home's efficiency without compromising its historic character. Learn More »
Frequently Asked Questions
Confused about easements? Need tips for researching your home’s history? Interested in restoration, but not sure where to start? Chances are we have you covered. Peruse our frequently asked questions from older and historic homeowners for everything from common preservation terms to how and when to contact a historical commission. Learn More »
Tackling Teardowns
Protect Your Neighborhood
An epidemic is wiping out historic neighborhoods from coast to coast – teardowns. While losing historic architecture is at the heart of the issue, shoehorning out-of-place McMansions onto lots where older and historic homes have stood for decades also has effects on livability, housing, and the environment. Read up on the issues and get the tools you need to protect your neighborhood. Learn More »
