About the Schwenksville, Pennsylvania Area
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  The Greater Schwenksville Area is located in the scenic Perkiomen Valley of Montgomery County in southeastern Pennsylvania. The area includes Schwenksville Borough as well as parts of both Lower Frederick and Perkiomen Townships.
Schwenksville Borough is the heart of this picturesque area running along the beautiful Perkiomen Creek. Though not officially incorporated until 1903, it's earliest settlers arrived in 1684 and settled on land ceded by the Lenni-Lenape Indians to William Penn. 
The area's heyday ran from approximately 1869 when railroad service reach Schwenksville until the 1920's. The passenger railroad brought many summer visitors to the area, especially popular for it's boating and swimming. Other attractions included several summer hotels on Spring Mountain, just outside of Schwenksville, an observatory, and an amusement park. Today the area has an abundance of parks and recreational opportuinities including walking trails and Spring Mountain Ski Area.
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Your family has outgrown your home but you have roots in the community that make it difficult to leave. Is remodeling the solution?
Get professional advice before you jump into a major renovation project. Decide what changes you want to make, and get bids from several contractors. When you have an estimate on the cost of the project, talk to your real estate agent to determine if these changes will be cost-effective. Over-improving your home may make it difficult to get your money back if you sell it soon.
It is a good idea to talk with friends who have remodeled to get a realistic picture about working with contractors and to determine how disruptive the project will be to your family life. Remodeling a home is a major undertaking, so be sure that it is the best solution for you.
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