The HOME Show

Get your home and garden ready for May! HOME publisher Trish Roth, HOME editor Jen Redmond and Rich Roth do a roundtable on local spring events and gifts.Special guest Nancy Thompson with Liberty Flower Farm gives us the scoop on her new retail location opening in June and shares her secrets for rooting hydrangeas and fiddle leaf figs. Plus, we discuss the Hill City Master Gardeners plant sale at E.C. Glass and share a "husband’s perspective" on finding the perfect Mother’s Day surprise.In this episode:Planting for Fall: Why you should get your Dahlias in the ground by Mother's Day.DIY Workshops: Floral crowns, bachelorette parties, and bridal bouquets.Expert Service: Why a "fully stocked van" is a game-changer for garage door repairs with DoorTekResources:HOME magazine: homemagazineva.comLiberty Flower Farm: lynchburgvaflorist.comDoorTek Garage Door Service: doortekva.comPhantom Screens of Central VA: phantomscreenscva.comLocal Bargains & Gift Cards: jamesrivermedia.com/bargains00:00 – Introduction Rich, Trish, and Jen discuss the recent rain, local drought conditions and the benefits for gardens.03:15 – The Art of "Plant Clipping" Rich and Trish talk about their success with rooting cuttings from pothos, hydrangeas, and fiddle leaf figs.06:40 – Garage Door Maintenance with DoorTek Jake Nuckols discusses service repairs, the importance of fully stocked vans for "one-visit" fixes, and annual maintenance plans.09:50 – Meet the Expert: Nancy Thompson Introduction to Liberty Flower Farm and the story of moving from financial services to a five-acre flower farm.12:15 – Best Flowers for Beginners Nancy recommends Zinnias, Strawflowers and Cosmos for those starting their own cut-flower gardens.15:30 – Deer-Proofing Your Garden A discussion on deer-resistant varieties like Peonies and how to manage wildlife on the farm.18:45 – New Retail Shop & DIY Workshops Details on Liberty Flower Farm’s new retail location opening in June on Forest Road and upcoming floral design classes.21:10 – The "Three Fs" of Floral Design Nancy explains the secret to a beautiful arrangement: Focal flowers, Filler flowers, and flowers that Flutter.23:40 – Mother’s Day Roundtable The hosts share gift ideas, from wearable health tech and rings to local shopping at Accents Flags and Gifts and All Fired Up.27:15 – Upcoming Events A reminder about the Hill City Master Gardeners Plant Sale at E.C. Glass and a preview of next week’s program.#TheHOMEShow #FlowerFarming #GardeningTips #HomeImprovement #CutFlowers #Zinnias #Dahlias #MothersDayGifts #DIYGarden #FloralDesign #LynchburgVA #CentralVirginia #HOMEmagazine #LibertyFlowerFarm #HillCityMasterGardeners #DoorTek

Join "The HOME Girls", HOME publisher Trish Roth, HOME art director Kira Rider and producer Ashley for a jam-packed spring edition of The HOME Show. This week, we dive into the best ways to prep your property for the season.In this episode:Retractable Living: Jake Nuckols from DoorTek introduces Phantom Screens of Central Virginia and how motorized screens can transform your porch or garage.Orange Days Sale: Zach and Leah Jones from Kubota of Lynchburg (and Confident Equipment in Montvale) share details on this Saturday’s exclusive ECHO sale and how to save up to $2,000 on Kubota equipment.Financing Your Dream: Cindy Martin from The Farmers Bank breaks down the "intimidating" world of construction loans, self-contracting and why they still offer financing for manufactured homes.Garden Day Recap: Trish shares her favorite highlights and "mental notes" from the recent local Garden Day tours00:00 – Welcome to The HOME Show: Introduction with "The HOME Girls" Trish Roth, Kira Rider, and Producer Ashley.01:25 – Spring Buzz & Productivity: Trish and the team discuss the "crazy" spring season and getting things done while Rich is away.02:30 – Garden Day Recap: Highlights from the 400-volunteer event and a peek inside a unique house.05:30 – Upcoming Plant Sales: Details on the Bedford and Hill City Master Gardeners' annual events.06:50 – The Right Track with Door Tech: Jake Nuckols introduces Phantom Screens and motorized retractable solutions.10:15 – Kubota "Orange Days" Event: Zach and Leah Jones share exclusive Saturday savings on Echo and Kubota equipment.13:45 – Battery vs. Gas Power: Exploring the benefits of modern battery-operated yard tools.16:20 – Expert Mower Maintenance: Why spring is the best time for service and the convenience of mobile repair vans.24:40 – Financing Your Forever Home: Cindy Martin from The Farmers Bank on the value of local, personal lending.26:50 – Navigating Construction Loans: Understanding draw schedules, overages, and self-contracting.33:20 – Manufactured Home Options: Why Farmers Bank supports single and double-wide financing.37:45 – Closing Reminders: Weekend event wrap-up and where to find the show online.Featured Guests & Useful Links:DoorTek Garage Door Service: doortekva.comHOME magazine: www.homemagazineva.com Phantom Screens of Central VA: phantomscreenscva.comKubota of Lynchburg: kubotaoflynchburg.comConfident Equipment (Montvale): confidentequipment.comThe Farmers Bank: thefarmersbankva.comLilly Construction: lillyconstruction.com 

Spring has officially sprung in Central Virginia! In this episode of The HOME Show, HOME publisher Trish Roth and Rich Roth dive into everything you need to get your home and yard ready for the season.On this week's show:Mastering Your Lawn: Chad Wheeler of WheelerGreen Lawn Care joins us to talk "Turf Science." Learn why proper fertilization reduces the need for pesticides, how to handle invasive crabgrass, and the importance of soil pH testing for a healthy, green yard.The Power of Color: Ashley Hilbish from Greer Design Co. discusses Color Theory and the "60-30-10" rule. Discover how "color drenching" can transform a room and why you should always wait until the end of a project to pick your final paint shade.Smart Home Tech: Jake Nuckols from DoorTek Garage Door Service shares the latest in garage door technology, from Wi-Fi smartphone controls to battery backups and integrated LED lighting.Community Highlights: We discuss the upcoming Garden Day and the "Parade of Playhouses" fundraiser for Rush HomesPresented by: DoorTek Garage Door Service — The Techs Who Do It Best. Visit them at www.doortekva.com.Read More: Pick up the latest issue of HOME Magazine or visit us online at homemagazineva.com.00:00 – Welcome: Garden Day Tickets & Poplar Forest07:44 – Tech Talk: Smart Garage Doors with DoorTek10:52 – Lawn Care: The Science of a Healthy Turf with WheelerGreen20:15 – Common Soil Issues & Erosion Tips26:50 – Design: Parade of Playhouses & Space Themes30:10 – Interior Design: Color Theory, Tonal Rooms, and Paint Tips40:00 – Wrap Up: Solar Shades and Next Week’s Preview#HOMEShow #LynchburgVA #CentralVirginia #HOMEmagazine #LawnCareTips #InteriorDesign #ColorTheory #GarageDoorTech #WheelerGreen #GreerDesignCo #DoorTek #SpringHomeMaintenance #VirginiaGardens #HomeImprovement

In this episode of The HOME Show, host and HOME magazine publisher Trish Roth, along with Rich Roth, dive into everything you need to make the most of the spring season. Whether you’re a gardening enthusiast or looking to transform your backyard into an oasis, this episode is packed with local expertise.What’s inside this episode:Historic Garden Day 2026: We sit down with Kris Lloyd and Anne Royer to preview the upcoming tours on Tuesday, April 21st. Discover the "iconic" Lynchburg homes opening their doors, learn about the beautiful floral arrangements at Poplar Forest and get details on the first-ever children’s ticket and activities at Camp Kum-Ba-Yah.The ROI of Your Home: Jake Nuckols from DoorTek Garage Door Service reveals the staggering 268% return on investment for new garage doors and how modern technology is boosting curb appeal and security.Mastering Outdoor Living: Ashby Perrow and Thacher Jennings from Southern Landscape Group join us to discuss the shift toward multi-functional outdoor spaces. They share expert advice on managing your lawn during the current drought, including the "deep soak" method for tall fescue and the importance of professional irrigation.Visit us online:Read the spring issue at homemagazineva.com.Get tickets for Garden Day at vagardenweek.org.Explore landscaping galleries at soscapes.com.HOME Show title sponsor: www.doortekva.com & www.phantomscreenscva.com#LynchburgVA #CentralVirginia #HistoricGardenWeek #VirginiaGardens #SmithMountainLake #HomeImprovement #LandscapingTips #OutdoorLiving #CurbAppeal #GardenInspiration #HOMEMagazine #GardeningTips #TheHOMEShow

In this episode of The HOME Show, HOME publisher Trish Roth, HOME editor Jen Redmond and co-host Rich Roth celebrate the launch of the Spring 2026 issue of HOME magazine, featuring a cover so vibrant it looks "good enough to eat". We dive into the unofficial "Color Issue," exploring how color analysis can transform both your wardrobe and your living space.Featured Guests:Jake Nuckols (Phantom Screens of Central Virginia): Discover the "disappearing" screen technology that seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living. Jake explains how these low-profile, motorized, and manual screens protect your home from bugs and UV rays without obstructing your view.Matthew Weltz (Root & Leaf): Meet the "Tree Doctor." Matthew discusses the emotional connection we have with our landscape and provides expert advice on "well-visits" for trees, the science of deep root fertilization, and the critical "surgery analogy" for pruning.Plus: We announce a massive giveaway for Historic Garden Day in Lynchburg! Tune in to find out how you can win a pair of tickets to tour some of the area's most beautiful historic homes and gardens on April 21st.#TheHomeShow #LynchburgVA #HOMEmagazine #PhantomScreens #TreeHealth #Arborist #GardenDay #CentralVirginia #HomeImprovement #CVAEvents

Transform your outdoor living space just in time for spring! In this episode of The HOME Show, presented by DoorTek Garage Door Service, hosts Rich Roth and HOME magazine editor Jen Redmond alongside HOME art director Kira Rider dive deep into the world of landscaping, hardscaping, and achieving the perfect lawn.We sit down with Mark Maslow, owner of Southern Landscape Group, to discuss "Landscaping as an Investment." Mark shares professional insights on building functional outdoor living spaces—from patios and fire pits to choosing deer-resistant plants—and explains why a well-planned landscape is actually less expensive in the long run.Later, we’re joined by co-owner W.B. Bass alongside Jacob and Michele from Bass Sod Farm. If you’re tired of a patchy yard, learn the differences between Fescue, Bermuda, and Zoysia grasses, and find out why sod is the "ultimate makeover" for instant curb appeal.In this episode, you’ll learn:The ROI of Curb Appeal: How exterior maintenance translates to real estate value.Smart Planning: Why forecasting plant growth saves you from ripping out shrubs 10 years down the road.Sod vs. Seed: The benefits of instant turf and the critical "first two weeks" of watering.Retractable Screens: Jake Nuckols from DoorTek explains the benefits of Phantom Screens for entryways and oversized doors.Smith Mountain Lake Living: A look inside the new SML edition of HOME Magazine featuring three showcase homes.Featured Experts:Mark Maslow – Southern Landscape Group (soscapes.com)W.B. Bass – Bass Sod Farm (basssodfarm.com)Jake Nuckols – DoorTek Garage Door Service (doortekva.com)Stay Connected: Read the latest digital edition of HOME Magazine at homemagazineva.com. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @HOMEmagazineVA#HomeImprovement #Landscaping #CurbAppeal #SodFarm #OutdoorLiving #VirginiaHome #DoorTek #RealEstateROI #LynchburgVA #SmithMountainLake #TheHOMEShow #HOMEmagazine

Join HOME publisher Trish Roth, HOME art director Kira Rider and Rich Roth as they dive into the 2026 edition of Smith Mountain Lake HOME Magazine. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to embrace "lake life," improve their curb appeal, or even consider adding a four-legged friend to their backyard.The SML HOME Issue: Trish and Kira preview the latest annual issue of Smith Mountain Lake HOME Magazine, featuring expert fishing tips and a tour of three unique properties—including an incredible "she shed" transformed from an old fishing shack.Retractable vs. Motorized Screens: Jake Nuckols from DoorTek & Phantom Screens explains the "Legacy" retractable screen—a durable, low-profile solution for entry doors that can survive kids and pets without popping off the track.Equine Care 101: First-time guest Dr. Suzanne Shalet of All Around Equine shares her journey from training racehorses to running an ambulatory veterinary practice. She offers essential advice for homeowners considering a backyard horse, including property requirements and the therapeutic benefits of horse swimming pools.Spring Gardening Tips: Carsen Wilkerson from Rainfrost Nursery discusses why mid-March is the perfect time to get trees and shrubs in the ground to beat the summer heat. Plus, learn about the "Throwing Shade" program, offering $25 discounts on native trees.All Around Equine: 540-874-4893 | allaroundequine.comRainfrost Nursery: rainfrostnursery.comDoorTek Garage Door Service: doortekva.com

Spring is in the air! Even if the Virginia weather can't quite make up its mind! In this episode of The HOME Show, HOME publisher Trish Roth, HOME editor Jen Redmond, HOME art director Kira Rider and Rich Roth dive into a jam-packed hour of community giving, expert gardening, and home-grown culinary inspiration.Jersey Mike’s Day of Giving (March 25th): Franchise owners Scott Buckner and Whitney Waltman join us to discuss the 16th Annual Month of Giving. Learn how 100% of sales on March 25th will benefit the Special Olympics USA Games and local athletes. Plus, get the inside scoop on how to "stock up" on BOGO sub coupons for a good cause.Retractable Home Solutions: Jake Nuckols from DoorTek Garage Door Service and Phantom Screens explains how to merge your indoor and outdoor living spaces with motorized, low-profile retractable screens for porches and garages.Mastering Your Garden: Extension Master Gardener Cathy Jackson from the Bedford Area Master Gardeners Association shares essential tips for early spring seed starting. We discuss "hardening off" your plants, the importance of soil temperature over frost dates, and details on their massive annual plant sale on April 25th.Viral Kitchen Vibes: We welcome "LivinWithMonilla" creator Monica Felder. Monica shares her journey from a self-proclaimed "okay" cook to a viral food influencer with millions of views. She demystifies the perfect Crème Brûlée and explains why "practice makes perfect" in the kitchen.Follow & Support:Listen: Thursdays at Noon, Saturdays at 9:00 AM and Sundays at Noon on WLNI.Read the Magazine: Find our latest articles at homemagazineva.com.Presented By: DoorTek Garage Door Service – Learn more at doortekva.com.

This episode of The HOME Show is packed with local flavor and expert advice as we dive into all things HOME magazine. Hosts Trish and Rich Roth are joined by local entrepreneurs who are making waves in the community—and one who even brought lunch to the studio!Grinnin’ Bear Tavern: Owner Chris Seigla stops by to celebrate the restaurant's one-year anniversary. He shares the heartwarming (and funny) story behind the name, details about their massive 2,000-square-foot deck, and a huge announcement about expanding their hours for lunch starting Monday, March 9. Plus, get the scoop on their legendary smoked wings and homemade ranch dressing.Mightee Movers: Founder Connor Bowman returns to the show to discuss the importance of integrity in the moving industry. Whether you need a full "white glove" relocation, junk removal, or just someone to move a heavy dresser to the basement, Connor shares practical tips to make your next move stress-free.Home Maintenance & Spring Prep: The team discusses the early spring issue of Home Magazine, featuring tips on pest-proofing your house and preparing your lawn with pre-emergents before the warm weather fully hits.Timestamps:00:00 – Spring fever, Daylight Savings, and local bug alerts.07:45 – Garage door warranties and maintenance with Jake Nuckols of DoorTek.12:30 – Interview with Chris Seigla: Grinnin’ Bear Tavern’s 1st Birthday Bash.32:15 – Interview with Connor Bowman: Expert moving and junk removal advice.45:00 – Final thoughts and a sneak peek at next week’s guests.Presented by: DoorTek Garage Door Service — The techs who do it best. Learn more at DoorTekVA.com

This episode of The HOME Show navigates the transitional "late winter/early spring" season in Virginia, offering expert advice on community support, home maintenance, and seasonal comfort.Hosts Trish and Rich Roth are joined by local experts to discuss how to prepare your home and heart for the changing seasons. This week, we highlight the vital work of Meals on Wheels of Greater Lynchburg and get professional HVAC and generator tips from Josh & Laura Mills with Mills Heating & Air Conditioning. Community Spotlight: Meals on WheelsBecky Tweedy, Communications Director for Meals on Wheels of Greater Lynchburg, discusses their 50-year legacy of delivering hot, healthy meals to the homebound.Learn about their "Nourish the Need, Fuel the Future" endowment campaign designed for long-term sustainability and strategic planning.Discover how the organization operates entirely on local support without accepting any government funding.Hear about the 765 volunteers who provide more than just nutrition—they provide a vital human connection to the community.HVAC & Seasonal TransitionsJosh and Laura Mills from Mills Heating & Air tackle the unpredictable Virginia weather and the demands it puts on your system.Learn why leaving your thermostat at a consistent setting (recommended between 68 and 72 degrees) is more efficient than turning it off when you leave the house.Discuss the benefits of whole-home generators for maintaining comfort during unpredictable ice storms.Home Maintenance & Air QualityExplore "the lungs of the home" with tips on duct cleaning and maintaining air filters.Learn about UV light technology that can be installed in air handlers to kill viruses and improve indoor air quality.Meals on Wheels of Greater Lynchburg: mealsonwheelslynchburg.orgMills Heating & Air: millsheating.comDoorTek Garage Door Service: doortekva.comHOME Magazine: homemagazineva.com

The HOME Show hosts discussed the Coastal Grandma aesthetic from the Early Spring HOME issue, describing it as a calming look with natural fibers, neutral slipcovered furniture, and high-end accents. They also quizzed Rich on whether he qualifies as a Coastal Grandma. Spoiler: he does not.Jake Nuckols of DoorTek Garage Door Service discussed achieving the "Coastal Grandma" aesthetic using modern garage doors and Phantom Screens to blend indoor/outdoor living while blocking bugs. He stressed professional service over budget repairs, citing the long-term cost of improper spring sizing or installation. He also noted the advantages of Wi-Fi-enabled remote monitoring and the energy efficiency of high R-value insulated doors.HOME editor Jen Redmond and Joelle Inpyn discussed book clubs (featured on page 48 of HOME's Early Spring issue) as a community-building tool. They suggested a "sweet spot" of about six members for deep discussion and varied perspectives. Tips for engagement included rotating genres, using Goodreads for recommendations, and choosing a meeting time, likeSaturday brunch or late at night, that suits the group.The HOME Show is presented by DoorTek Garage Door Service — the techs who do it best! Find them online at www.doortekva.com.

The HOME Show hosts discussed the release of the Early Spring issue of HOME magazine and the recent completion of the upcoming Smith Mountain Lake issue. They highlighted an article titled "Advice for the Awkward," which offers visual solutions for common design dilemmas like low light, limited storage, and tricky layouts such as corner fireplaces or angled walls.Chris Herndon of Pet & Aquatic Warehouse, a family-owned business with the state's largest fish and reptile departments, recommended freshwater tanks for beginners as they are more "forgiving" and less expensive than saltwater systems. He offered tips on aquarium placement and noted that leopard geckos and corn snakes are popular, low-maintenance reptiles. Herndon also suggested interactive puzzle toys to keep puppies mentally stimulated during winter.Southern Air's Russ Jackson and Efren offered HVAC cold-weather advice. They explained that heat pumps become less efficient below 40°F and advised switching to emergency heat during icy conditions to protect the outdoor unit. They stressed using air filters with a MERV 5 rating or lower to maintain airflow, recommending bi-annual professional maintenance to prevent expensive repairs, and reminding homeowners to locate their main water shut-off valves.The HOME Show is presented by DoorTekGarage Door Service — the techs who do it best! Find them online at www.doortekva.com

The HOME Show hosts discussed the release of the Early Spring issue of HOME magazine! They shared excitement over a comprehensive new article on sourdough breadmaking designed to make the process less intimidating for beginners.Ryan Blanks with Blanks Services discussed his combined home improvement and land management expertise. He stressed the necessity of communication and cleanliness for "middle of the road" projects, such as bathroom remodels or interior wall alterations, while homeowners are in residence. Blanks also gave tips on modernizing older ranch homes via window replacement, kitchen updates, and repairing, not just adding, gravel driveway stone.Keith Settje with Plumb Care Plumbing advised homeowners to locate their main water shut-off valve to prevent major leak damage. He compared tankless and traditional water heaters, noting that tankless offers endless hot water but may need specific electrical/gas upgrades. Settje also highlighted modern bathroom trends, such as click-together flooring, dual shower heads, and Bluetooth-integrated music systems.The HOME Show is presented by DoorTek Garage Door Service — the techs who do it best! Find them online at www.doortekva.com.

The HOME Show hosts discussed the recent ice storm aftermath, sharing personal stories and stressing the need for patience as crews clear side streets. They also debated the best time to shovel before the slush refreezes.Steven Jefferson with Hickey Plumbing, Air and Electrical joined the show to discuss the rising demand for whole-home generators and compared them to portable generators. He offered critical maintenance advice for the extreme cold, warning homeowners never to "chunk" ice off a frozen heat pump. Steven also touched on how emergency or auxiliary heat works to help your HVAC unit.Ashby Perrow and Thacher Jennings with Southern Landscape Group highlighted the importance of winter planning, noting that the "downtime" of January is the ideal time for homeowners to design outdoor living spaces and kitchens for the spring. They addressed concerns regarding de-icers, explaining that concentrated salts can dehydrate root systems and should be blown off turf as soon as the ice melts. For trees and shrubs weighed down by ice, Ashby advised against shaking the branches, suggesting instead that homeowners let the ice melt naturally to avoid snapping the limbs.The HOME Show is presented by DoorTek Garage Door Service — the techs who do it best! Find them online at www.doortekva.com.

The HOME hosts discussed the impending winter storm forecast for the weekend, sharing preparation tips like stocking up on groceries early and clearing snow and ice from garage doors. They exchanged practical advice for extreme cold, such as Dan Taylor’s suggestion to let faucets drip to prevent frozen pipes and the recommendation to put HVAC systems into "emergency heat" mode. The hosts also emphasized pet safety, warning listeners to limit outdoor time and clean paws to remove toxic ice melt and antifreeze.Rich Gilman, the "Law Dog" with Day Law Group, joined the show to discuss "Estate Planning 101" and its importance for every adult regardless of asset size. He explained that essential documents like a power of attorney can prevent costly "nuclear options" like court-ordered guardianship if someone becomes incapacitated. Gilman advised listeners to keep original documents in a central, known location and noted that major life changes—such as children reaching adulthood or selling a home—are the best times to review and update a will or trust.Dan Taylor of Kidd's Restoration and Cleaning Services offered home maintenance tips, including a unique method for local red clay: let it dry completely before vacuuming to avoid pushing the stain deeper. He also warned about asbestos in older homes, stressing that renovation projects involving undisturbed 1960s-era floor tiles or pipe insulation require licensed professionals for safe removal and air clearance testing.The HOME Show is presented by DoorTek Garage Door Service — the techs who do it best! Find them online at www.doortekva.com.

The HOME hosts discussed the "wintry mix" forecast for the weekend, sharing rainy-day productivity tips like Trish's closet clean-out and Ashley's method for cleaning red clay off pet paws. They also asked listeners to share favorite local spots to donate items when clearing out the clutterThe HOME girls also talked kitchen efficiency, citing a HOME Magazine article to discuss organization based on inventory and "point of use." Trish Roth noted switching from a bulky countertop butcher block to a safer knife drawer. The hosts debated the utility of various gadgets. They also shared practical maintenance tips included using cold water to clean cheese graters and rinsing bagged shredded cheese for better melting.Kevin Filiberto, VP & Mortgage Production Manager at First National Bank, stopped by to discuss the stabilizing mortgage market and the benefits of local lending. He explained that while rates are trending down, the most important factor for buyers is having a steady budget and open communication with a lender to avoid surprises during the "biggest transaction" of their lives. Kevin debunked common misconceptions, noting that a single mortgage inquiry won't ruin a credit score and that buyers often don't need a full 20% down payment to qualify for a home.The HOME Show is presented by DoorTek Garage Door Service - the techs who do it best! Find them online at www.DoorTekVA.com.

The HOME hosts kicked things off by discussing New Year's resolutions, noting a statistic that 88% of resolutions fail by February 1st. The team shared personal strategies for success, such as making "atomic" or small measurable goals, writing objectives down for accountability, and debating the merits of quarterly three-day fasts.Jake Nuckols from DoorTek Garage Door Service joined the studio to discuss his role as the show’s new title sponsor and the evolution of the family business. He detailed modern garage door trends like wood-grain "plank" doors and flush European steel styles, noting that a new garage door currently offers a massive 268% return on investment. Jake also highlighted technological advancements like Wi-Fi connectivity and battery backups, as well as the company’s expansion into motorized Phantom Screens for garages and porches.Allan Malina, president of Servus Capital Management, stopped by to discuss his "purpose-driven" approach to financial planning. He explained that his firm’s name, Servus, is Latin for "servant," reflecting his goal to serve clients' specific dreams rather than pushing cookie-cutter products. Allan warned against common mistakes like "emotionally" draining retirement accounts to help relatives with short-term needs and emphasized that parents should prioritize their own retirement savings over funding 100% of their children's college education.The HOME Show is presented by DoorTek Garage Door Service - the techs who do it best! Find them online at www.DoorTekVA.com

The HOME hosts kicked things off talking about the "crazy" holiday rush and how quickly December arrived after a late Thanksgiving. They swapped stories about gift-wrapping habits and debated whether Santa gifts should be wrapped or left as a big morning "showcase" surprise.Brent Helms from Edward Jones joined the studio to discuss the firm's retirement planning process: "Plan for the expected," "Prepare for the unexpected," and "Position your portfolio." He detailed how the "Rule of 25" helps set savings goals and noted that time is an investor's greatest asset. Brent also emphasized protecting plans with emergency funds and insurance, managing emotions during market fluctuations, and conducting regular reviews to stay on track.For a little holiday cheer, Trish and Kira showcased four DIY ornaments from their latest issue. They featured entry-level wooden bead wreaths and snowmen, sentimental memento ornaments filled with vacation treasures like sea glass or sand, and stitched felt ornaments. For those wanting a challenge, Kira even shared an advanced quilled paper design that has its own video tutorial on their Instagram.The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show, found online at PiedmontFloorShow.com or at their Timberlake Road showroom

The HOME hosts chatted about the "Christmas craziness," mentioning stuff like slow mail and higher shipping costs, and suggested everyone shop local. For holiday home décor, they pitched fun ideas like a black Christmas tree and using live plants.Russ Jackson and Whitney Wigglesworth from Southern Air dropped some winterizing tips. They said to unhook outside hoses, shut off the isolation valves for the hose spigots, and if you're taking a long trip, maybe turn off the main water and the electric water heater's breaker. They also loved water sensor pucks and smart systems for catching leaks and gave a shout-out to tankless water heaters for being super-efficient, adding that Southern Air can help with financing, tax credits, and rebates.Anthony Markham and Aine Aylward from Piedmont Floor Show dished out kitchen reno advice. Anthony's all about replacing old cabinets instead of just refacing them to get that modern functionality. Aine pointed out that design-wise, people are moving past super-stark white cabinets to softer off-whites, earth tones, deeper greens, and darker woods, often mixing and matching colors or wood finishes on the cabinets and islands. Quartz is still a hit, but granite is making a comeback for countertops.The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show, found online at PiedmontFloorShow.com or at their beautiful Timberlake Road showroom.

The HOME girls and Rich kick off the show with a Thanksgiving recap, discussing Jen’s massive family gathering of 53 people and Ashley’s triumph smoking a turkey for the first time. Later, they look ahead to Christmas menu planning and highlight the Holiday/Winter issue’s DIY felt ornament project, encouraging listeners to download the stencils and get creative during the colder months.Shawne Farmer, Executive Director of Interfaith Outreach Association, joined the discussion to talk about the organization’s mission to keep families together through rent, utility, and furniture assistance. She stressed the critical importance of proactive prevention in avoiding homelessness and shared details about the upcoming Downtown Historic Church Open House, a free holiday event featuring tours of seven historic Lynchburg churches.Laura Francis Borel from Francis Oil and Propane dropped by to offer essential safety tips ahead of the forecasted snow, advising homeowners to clear paths for delivery trucks and check tank gauges early. She specifically highlighted the importance of refreshing batteries in both gas log remotes and receiver boxes to ensure operation during power outages, and suggested outdoor fire features as lasting holiday gifts.The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show, found online at PiedmontFloorShow.com or at their Timberlake Road showroom.

The HOME girls and Rich kick off the show with holiday talk, discussing Thanksgiving preparations and their must-have traditional side dishes, including Jen's corn pudding and Rich's specific criteria for green bean casserole. Later, they transition to the winter issue's feature on local Christmas tree farms, offering tips on choosing and maintaining a live tree for the entire season.Andy Flint, owner of LG Flint General Contractors, joined the discussion to talk about popular cold-weather renovation projects like kitchens, bathrooms, and basements, and the growing trend of investing in luxury primary suites (freestanding tubs, heated floors). He stressed the importance of starting with a realistic budget, thoroughly vetting owner selections, and prioritizing quality, unseen materials like insulation and windows.Corey Argentino, owner of Earth Right Mid-Atlantic, covered the evolution of solar power and the critical need for battery backup. He explained that solar panels alone won't keep the lights on during a blackout, and detailed how batteries, such as the Tesla Powerwall, store and replenish power from the panels, serving as a peace-of-mind solution against future grid outages.The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show, found online at piedmontfloorshow.com or at their Timberlake Road showroom.

Design and holiday preparation, local nonprofit support, and home maintenance tips were the focus of this week's The HOME Show! The HOME girls (and Rich) discuss holiday readiness including hosting Friendsgiving potlucks and traditional feastsMegan Huffman and Kathryn Yarzebinski with the Greater Lynchburg Community Foundation dropped by to talk about SHARE Greater Lynchburg, a program which acts as a free online hub connecting over 200 local nonprofits with volunteers and donors, offering over 100 volunteer opportunities at any given time, including family-friendly options like assisting the Humane Society or Meals on Wheels. They talked about their 5 year anniversary as well as onboarding efforts for new donors and volunteers.Hans Ulrich, owner of Hill City Builders, joined us to discuss windows, doors and some of the other services they offer. He noted how important energy efficiency is and shared some signs your windows may need replacing especially in older homes with original windows. Hans also shared some maintenance tips to help your windows and doors last longer and why he stands by the ProVia brand of windows.The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show, found online at piedmontfloorshow.com or at their Timberlake Road showroom.

Design and holiday preparation, moving advice, and luxurious bathroom upgrades were the focus of this week's The HOME Show!Connor Bowman, owner of Mightee Movers, a local moving company, joined the show to discuss his services, which include local, in-state, and out-of-state moves, junk removal, packing/unpacking, and furniture rearrangement. He shared that his team consists mostly of Liberty University students who are clean-cut, fully trained, and contribute to the company's high customer satisfaction and over 260 five-star Google reviews. Connor advised that customers should allow at least one to two weeks for packing before a move, and stressed the importance of labeling boxes clearly.Alicia Smith, Vice President of F&S Building Innovations, dropped by to discuss luxurious bathroom upgrades to create a spa-like feel. Key considerations for luxury bathrooms include heated floors (which can be retrofitted), heated towel bars, and docking drawers to keep cords organized and off the counter. Alicia also noted the growing trend of using bold colors, jewel tones, statement wallpaper, and tile drenching on entire bathroom walls. She warned that chandeliers over bathtubs are now heavily restricted or prohibited by local building codes.The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show – take YOUR next step with them! Find them online at piedmontfloorshow.com or visit their showroom on Timberlake Road.

Design layering, lighting, and low-maintenance flooring were the focus of this week’s The HOME Show!Ashley Hilbish and Mady Perillo, owners of Greer Design Co. and Curtains, Blinds and Bath, joined us to share exciting news about merging their brands. They discussed balancing rustic and modern styles, like pairing ceiling beams with sleek fixtures. The sisters also highlighted current design trends including millwork, wall and ceiling treatments, wood tones, tile accents, and wallpaper. They also invited listeners to the annual Christmas Preview Night fundraiser, benefiting B.A.R.C.C. featuring live pet sketches and photos as special keepsakes.Chase DeWitt and Ron Lee of Piedmont Floor Show wrapped up the show with their extended Your Next Step segment, spotlighting two popular flooring options from the fall issue of Home magazine. Updates to laminate flooring took center stage as the new favorite for its low maintenance, waterproof design—perfect for bathrooms and pet owners. They also touch on luxury vinyl plank. Carpet remains the top choice for cozy, quiet areas like bedrooms, offering improved stain resistance though it requires careful cleaning (remember to blot, not scrub!).The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show – take YOUR next step with them! Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or visit their showroom on Timberlake Road.

Multi-generational family businesses were the focus of this week's The HOME Show!Kenzie Walker Johnson, principal broker of John Stewart Walker Realtors, joined us to talk about her fourth-generation family business and the current real estate market. She shared that the market remains strong and stable and highlighted the biggest trends buyers are looking for, including home offices and enhanced outdoor living spaces like patios and pools. Kenzie also explained a recent, significant change in the law for septic inspections and shared her top tips for sellers on how to make their homes stand outKarl Overstreet, manager at Overstreet Ace Hardware, also stopped by to share memories of growing up in his family's business and how their stores differ from big-box competitors. He discussed popular services like equipment rental , free grill assembly, and local delivery. Carl echoed the outdoor living trend, noting the popularity of Solo Stoves and Weber grills, and gave great advice for garage organization, including wall-mounted tool storage and the Milwaukee Packout system. He also let us know the Hallmark Christmas ornaments are in stock at the Forest location!The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show – take YOUR next step with them! Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or visit their showroom on Timberlake Road.

Fall is in full swing on The HOME Show!Ashby Perrow with Southern Landscape Group joined us to share why fall is the best time for planting and how to get your yard ready for the colder months ahead. He explained when to cut back perennials, the importance of watering and mulching through winter, and how slow-release fertilizer can set your plants up for success come spring. Ashby also talked about the latest design trends—from clean-lined hardscapes to cozy outdoor fire features—and encouraged homeowners to start planning now for next year’s landscaping projects.Sherry Conrad with Sherry Conrad Photography stopped by to talk about family photo season and how to make those fall portraits shine. She shared her best tips for choosing outfits that complement your photographer’s editing style, keeping sessions relaxed and fun, and making sure your favorite images don’t just live on your phone—print them, frame them, and make them part of your home décor.The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show – take YOUR next step with them! Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or visit their showroom on Timberlake Road.

Fall is in full swing on The HOME Show!HOME magazine writer Shelley Basinger joined us to share some of Central Virginia’s most scenic sips—from mountaintop views at Ankida Ridge to the Blue Ridge backdrops at Hazy Mountain Vineyards and the community vibe at Parkway Brewing. She also gave us a peek inside HOME’s fall issue, filled with local destinations perfect for leaf-peeping season.Laura Francis Borel of Francis Oil & Propane helped us get ready for the colder months ahead. She shared how regular maintenance can keep your furnace running safely and efficiently, why it’s smart to check your propane levels before the first cold snap, and how to make the most of your fireplace for both warmth and ambiance. Laura also offered simple safety reminders—like checking carbon monoxide detectors and scheduling seasonal tune-ups—to make sure your home stays comfortable all winter long.The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show – take YOUR next step with them! Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or visit their showroom on Timberlake Road.

We’re talking travel, pumpkin, and flooring tips on The HOME Show!We welcomed Tracey Moore of Bella Vista Escapes to share how a travel advisor makes vacations stress-free and more meaningful. Tracy walked us through today’s hottest travel trends—from Asia and Antarctica cruises to girlfriend getaways, milestone celebrations, and even pickleball trips. She explained the value of having an expert who handles the details, smooths over hiccups, and helps you match the right trip or cruise to your personality and budget.HOME writer Becky Calvert joined us with fresh takes on fall cooking, spotlighting pumpkin in savory recipes. She shared her Pumpkin & Virginia Peanut Bisque, Thai Roasted Pumpkin Curry, and a Jamaican-style Dirty Rice with Pumpkin & Greens—plus tips for substituting squash or sweet potatoes and picking the best pumpkins for flavor.The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show – take YOUR next step with them. Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or visit their showroom on Timberlake Road.

We’re talking all things Fall on The HOME Show! We welcomed Charles Snider with Piedmont Floor Show for an extended edition of “Your Next Step”. Charles walked us through the pros and cons of today’s top flooring options—starting with hardwood, engineered wood and tile. He explained how to choose the right floor for your space, trends like larger format tiles with minimal grout, and practical tips for maintenance, including the importance of using pH-neutral cleaners to protect surfaces. Chad Wheeler of WheelerGreen Lawn Care joined us to talk about fall lawn maintenance. With over 20 years of local experience, Chad explained why autumn is the best season for aeration and overseeding, how to repair summer damage, and what to watch for with lawn diseases like brown patch and dollar spot. He emphasized prevention with fungicide programs and how fall prep sets your yard up for a healthier spring. The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show – take YOUR next step with them. Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or visit their showroom on Timberlake Road. 

We’re talking all things fall on The HOME Show!We welcomed Jake Nuckols, owner of DoorTek Garage Door Service, who shared the latest garage door design trends like wood tones and glass panels, along with smart upgrades including Wi-Fi controls, LED lighting, and battery backups. Jake also introduced his exciting new venture—Phantom Screens of Central Virginia—bringing retractable and motorized screen systems to doors, patios, and large openings for added comfort, style, and convenience.Plus, HOME Art Director Kira Rider – also with Kira Rider Photography -- shared her expertise on family photography—offering tips for keeping sessions fun, authentic, and full of those candid moments that become lasting memories.The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show – take YOUR next step with them. Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or visit their showroom on Timberlake.

On this edition of The HOME Show we reflect on 9/11 and talk a little more about the Field of Honor on Graves Mill RoadAllan Malina, founder of Servus Capital Management and host of Purpose-Driven Finances dropped by to share practical advice for investors of all ages, covering how personality and risk tolerance shape investment strategies, the pitfalls of checking portfolios too often, setting realistic financial goals, avoiding common mistakes, and why diversification matters. Whether you’re new to investing or refining your approach, this conversation will help you plan with confidence and purpose.Paul Garver and Renee Mecheski, proud owners of our featured Showcase Home in Wintergreen share how they scored a foreclosed property, transformed it from builder-grade to breathtaking, and turned it into one of the area’s most popular vacation rentals. From creative budget-friendly upgrades to uncovering stunning golf course views—and even a few heartwarming (and funny) stories—Paul and Renee’s journey is full of inspiration for any home renovator.The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show - take YOUR next step with them. Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or drop by their showroom on Timberlake

We just wrapped up our very first THURSDAY edition of The HOME Show on WLNI! This week we are looking at the fall issue of HOME magazine alongside HOME editor Jen Redmond & HOME art director Kira Rider Mike Lewis of the Rotary Club of Forest highlights the 8th annual Field of Honor, taking place September 7–19 along Graves Mill Road. Mike discusses what the Field of Honor represents and its impact on the community, the importance of their sponsors and how each flag is a story, not just a symbol. He also talks about the 9/11 ceremony taking place and how it’s the only one in the area Jen Redmond, the new editor of HOME magazine, talks about getting started in her career of writing and editing and her love for storytelling. She shares what brought her to the Lynchburg area 20 years ago and how she is looking forward to helping inspire HOME magazine readers. Jen also talks about some her favorite things to do around town with her husband and five children. The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show - take YOUR next step with them. Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or drop by their showroom on Timberlake

Summer is a wrap on The HOME Show! Alicia Smith with F&S Building Innovations talks about their Premier Profile in the summer issue of HOME magazine which features a dual-purpose garage with an apartment above. Alicia shares how her team works with clients from concept to completion along with the role of technology and 3D renderings in the design process, overcoming building challenges like adding an upstairs laundry room, and keeping homeowners engaged every step of the way  WB Bass with Bass Sod Farm dropped in to talk about the benefits of installing fescue sod in the fall, how it compares to other grasses, and the best seasonal practices for a lush, healthy yard. WB explains when to fertilize, why irrigation is critical, and the common mistakes homeowners make when caring for their lawns in the fall. He also touches on aeration, seeding vs. sodding, and how to prepare your property for sod installation The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show - take YOUR next step with them. Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or drop by their showroom on Timberlake

Summer is winding down on The HOME Show! Steven Jefferson with Hickey Plumbing, Air & Electrical touched on emergency services, recognizing signs of urgent HVAC issues, and the popularity of generators. He also talked about financing options amid sharply rising HVAC costs, the value of maintenance agreements and tips like flushing hot water tanks. Steven also shared a few stories from being on the job! Chase DeWitt with Piedmont Floor Show dropped by to talk about the growing trend of commercial flooring in residential spaces, highlighting updated carpet patterns and the advantages of durable materials. He also touched on customer referrals from residential work, the differences between indoor/outdoor and commercial flooring, partnership advantages, and industries driving demand for commercial flooring The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show - take YOUR next step with them. Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or drop by their showroom on Timberlake 

We’re still talking all things summer on The HOME Show! Amy Godkin of ASK Childhood Cancer Foundation dropped in to share how the nonprofit has supported families facing childhood cancer for 50 years. She shares the personal story of her son’s cancer diagnosis at 2 and explains ASK’s mission to provide emotional, educational, and financial support across Virginia. With growing partnerships and a need for volunteers, ASK continues expanding its reach to help families not just survive—but thrive all across Virginia Jeff from Central Virginia Mulching breaks down what forestry mulching is and why it’s a smart way to clear land. He talks about the different types of brush and trees that can be mulched and how there’s “no job too small”. Jeff also talks about the most common jobs they see, how you can prepare for their arrival and why you should book ahead in the fall The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show - take YOUR next step with them. Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or drop by their showroom on Timberlake

We continue to cover the summer issue of HOME magazine on The HOME Show! Andy Flint with LG Flint joined us to give an update on the St. Jude Dream Home. He talked about the open houses you can attend to see the beautiful home they built and raffles you can take part in while you're visiting. He also talked about their love of building custom homes, working in and around the community and touched on their 5-year Craftsmanship Warranty Vonnie Brooks with the Timberlake branch of The Farmer’s Bank dropped by to talk about establishing their full-service community bank in our area. She expressed the importance of working with a local bank for personalized service, local decision-making, and community investment. She also touched on planning for retirement and shared some advice if you feel like you are behind on saving The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show - take YOUR next step with them. Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or drop by their showroom on Timberlake 

It’s still summertime on The HOME Show! Joe Katany & Caleb Stone with Fortress Foundation Solutions dropped by to talk about using PolyLevel to lift and stabilize sinking concrete and why it’s important to track the cracks and fix them early. They also gave us an overview of Fortress’s waterproofing process for basements and reminded us that water will always find a way in, what signs to look for and when to call a professional HOME writer Becky Calvert joined us to talk all about summer’s fruit, the peach! She talked about the history & origin of peaches, what varieties you can find and shared some tips on how to select the perfect peach. She also touched on the recipes you will find in the summer issue of HOME magazine The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show - take YOUR next step with them. Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or drop by their showroom on Timberlake 

We’re still talking all things summer on The HOME Show President of the Lynchburg Association of Realtors Billy Morris dropped by to give us a look at the current housing market. He also shared tips on moving out of one home into another and talk about how realtors can help to assess value and negotiate in the buying and selling process Aine Aylward with Piedmont Floor Show joined us for an extended edition of “Your Next Step” to talk about their in-house design consulting. She discussed summer trends and design inspiration ideas. Aine also talked about some of the new things going on at Piedmont Floor Show this year The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show - take YOUR next step with them. Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or drop by their showroom on Timberlake 

The HOME Show has returned after a week off! John Hall with Lynchburg Wealth Management dropped by to talk about planning for retirement as discussed in an article in the summer issue of HOME magazine. John talked about the most common questions people have about retirement, how to know when it’s the right time to start saving, and the difference between Traditional and Roth retirement accounts Nate Foutz and Mike Walker with F&W Heating and Cooling also joined us in studio to talk about their Premier Profile in HOME magazine. They discussed starting the business together during COVID, what services they offer, and what the Quick Care Club entails. They also shared their love for working in older homes in our region and making HVAC systems work in unique spaces The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show - take YOUR next step with them. Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or drop by their showroom on Timberlake 

We’re talking all things summer on The HOME Show! Dan Taylor with Kidd’s Restoration & Cleaning Services dropped in to give us an update on their cleaning robot and share some tips for getting tough stains out of carpet and upholstery. Dan talked about cleaning up messes from pets and when it is time to call a professional. He also talked about why it is important to be certified for mold removal from protecting workers, protecting tenants, and staying educated on the dangers. HOME writer Becky Calvert also dropped in to talk about her article in the summer issue of HOME on popsicles! She talked about how the name “popsicle” came to be and the variety of flavors and combinations you can use to make your own creations at home. Much to Rich’s excitement, she also shared different ways to create your own popsicles using adult beverages! The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show - take YOUR next step with them. Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or drop by their showroom on Timberlake 

We’re talking summer heat & auctions on The HOME Show! David Moseley with Terrell E. Moseley dropped in to talk about being their third-generation owned company and share some advice to stay cool this summer. He talked about changes in freon, the importance of regular maintenance for your system, and the difference between dehumidifiers and humidifiers. David also shared some thoughts of tax credits & incentives and some tips to save on energy consumption in the home Andy Pribble with United Country Lake Realty & Auction talked about how online auctions work, what reasons you might auction your property rather than list it traditionally, and their jumpstart program. He also shared how the auction process works, if inspections are required, and how to prepare to auction your property. And yes, he did a little auction cry for us! The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show - take YOUR next step with them. Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or drop by their showroom on Timberlake

It’s summertime on The HOME Show!This week HOME writer Laurel Feinman dropped by to talk about her article on making the most of your summer evenings! She talked about creating the perfect movie night, fun with firepits, and taking part in photography. She also shared great ideas to get outdoors, enjoy a night on the town, and outdoor games you can play with family and friendsBry Woodard with Piedmont Floor Show joined us for an extended edition of “Your Next Step” where she talked about customizable outdoor area rugs, popular color choices, and utilizing turf for function or fashion. Bry also shared what some clients use as inspiration for design choices in their homes from simple to unique and some projects they have been working on at Piedmont Floor ShowThe HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show - take YOUR next step with them. Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or drop by their showroom on Timberlake

The summer issue of HOME magazine is out! This week we spoke with Chesley Vohden with Society of St. Andrew about their non-profit spotlight in Roanoke Valley HOME. Chesley shared the history of SoSA, talked about their network of growers who help harvest and share healthy food, and what the definition of “gleaning” is. She also talked about some events they have coming up along with opportunities to aid in their cause Board Certified Entomologist with Dodson Pest Control David Moore stopped by to help us talk about the good guys in your yard as discussed in the “Garden Heroes” article in HOME magazine. First, David talked about the not-so-good-guys... the invasive spotted lanternfly! He shared tips to get rid of them and discussed their life cycle. He talked about the importance of honeybees and other pollinators and shared his disdain for yellow jackets. David also gave a shoutout to ladybugs, praying mantises, spiders, and dragonflies The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show - take YOUR next step with them. Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or drop by their showroom on Timberlake 

We wrapped up the spring issue of HOME magazine on The HOME Show!Corey Argentino with Earth Right Mid-Atlantic joined The HOME Girls to talk all about solar energy. He shared the importance of diversification, why they got started in solar, and the many programs and incentives to get add solar power to your home right now. He also talked about his ongoing fight in Washington D.C. to keep solar incentives moving and what he sees for the future of solar energy in VirginiaOur spring showcase homeowner Toni Perry dropped in to share her story of living in Airbnbs when she and her husband George first moved to the Lynchburg area before finding and purchasing their cozy cottage. She talked about going through the renovation process all while undergoing cancer treatment and the importance of their faith and giving thanks to a higher power for all their blessings. We also learned the significance of the squirrels!The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show - take YOUR next step with them. Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or drop by their showroom on Timberlake

It’s Memorial Day weekend on The HOME Show! The HOME girls welcomed Claire LeFew, Jill Mollohan, Michelle Thomas (and, of course Winnie!) with the Lynchburg Humane Society to the studio to talk about their Premier Profile in the spring issue of HOME magazine. They talked about their capital campaign to build a new regional veterinary clinic to provide affordable vet care to pets and families in our area. They also discussed fostering through LHS, volunteer opportunities, health benefits of having a pet, and some upcoming events Sarah Girten Saunders with Sarah Girten Interior Design and Kevin Saunders with Saunders Wall Covering dropped in to share the ins and outs of wallpapering, as discussed in the spring issue of HOME magazine. They talked about wallpaper’s comeback, the differences between types of wallpaper, and when to call a professional versus DIY. They also talked about going bold in smaller spaces and how wallpaper requires very little maintenance The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show - take YOUR next step with them. Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or drop by their showroom on Timberlake 

This week on The HOME Show we welcomed our friends Charles Snider and Anthony Markham with Piedmont Floor Show to the studio. Anthony reminded us about what he does with cabinetry and countertops at the showroom and Charles talked about flooring products that may be better for damp or humid environments. They also talked about new technology coming to the showroom and their financing options WB Bass with Bass Sod Farm also dropped in to talk about his Premier Profile in the spring issue of HOME magazine. He talked about the differences between the three types of sod they offer, how to measure your yard the right way and the importance of irrigation. Rich also shared a story about aerating his own sod this year The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show - take YOUR next step with them. Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or drop by their showroom on Timberlake 

It’s Mother’s Day weekend on The HOME Show!We welcomed Alicia Smith with F&S Building Innovations to the program to talk about their Premier Profile featured in this year’s Smith Mountain Lake HOME magazine. Alicia talks about the difference between working with residential and commercial customers, the importance of making your home your own, and how they help you navigate the process when you aren’t really sure what you want. She also talked about the recent uptick of renovating your garage into a bonus spaceAlice Ann Clark with British Swim School joined the program to talk about their local swim classes at Randolph College. She talked about their “tried-and-true" approach to swim lessons, teaching all ages and skill levels, and the importance of smaller class sizes. She also shared some important safety tips and best practices when being near different bodies of waterThe HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show - take YOUR next step with them. Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or drop by their showroom on Timberlake

We’re talking all things Spring on The HOME Show! Tom Cobb with Bank of the James dropped in to talk about HELOCs as discussed in the spring issue of HOME magazine. He educated us on the difference between home equity lines of credit and home loans, how the debt consolidation process works, and discussed the different products they have available. He also expressed the importance of planning ahead when working on a home project Zach Baldridge with KKrane 3D Printing joined us to talk about Lynchburg’s first and only 3D printed home as showcased in the current issue of HOME. He talked about what led him to start with 3D printing and what the benefits are of choosing to build a home this way. He also discussed how, as far as he knows, they are the only 3D printing company working indoors which helps them avoid common setbacks in construction The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show - take YOUR next step with them. Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or drop by their showroom on Timberlake 

It’s all about events on this week’s edition of The HOME Show! We welcomed Ashley Hilbish & Mady Perillo with Greer Design Co. to the program to talk about creating your own mood boards. They talked about using them as a jumping off point if you are trying to pull a creative vision together and how they are hosting a workshop at Curtains, Blinds & Bath on May 8th to help you get started. They also shared how they can help you at any stage of the design process from finding a place to hang art to a full home design project Susan Creasy & Lisa Cresson with Hillside Garden Club dropped in ahead of Lynchburg’s Historic Garden Day on April 29th. They gave us an overview of the featured homes you can walk through both inside and out and the inspiration you may find inside. They also shared some tips for parking & walking and how the funds raised are used in community projects The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show - take YOUR next step with them. Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or drop by their showroom on Timberlake 

It’s Easter weekend on The HOME Show! Susan Childs & Jeff Hallauer with Virginia Furniture Market talked about being your furniture destination all over Central and Southwest Virginia. They talked about having five different outlets within a mile from each other, their new billiards store, and their award-winning Bedford showroom. They also discussed trends in furniture both indoor & outdoor and the importance of having a knowledgeable sales staff Operations Manager for The Crown’s Ember and The Dahlia Jason Montgomery dropped in to talk about their Premier Profile in the Spring issue of HOME magazine. He talked about bridging the gap between past and present at both restaurants by keeping many things the same. He talked about The Crown’s Embers salad bar, Legacy Lounge, steaks and the iconic charcoal grill and the food and atmosphere at The Dahlia The HOME Show is presented by Piedmont Floor Show - take YOUR next step with them. Find them online at www.PiedmontFloorShow.com or drop by their showroom on Timberlake