Cabinet design is a foundational element for any home build or renovation. Cabinets can make or break the kitchen, bathroom and other areas in both function and style, and balancing practical storage with aesthetic design is critical to the overall...

W.B. Homes is excited to partner with the newly formed Workforce Development Committee of the HBA of Bucks/Montgomery Counties.  Our close involvement with vocational/technical education was a natural choice and a direct result of Bill Bonenberger’s, President and Founder of...

Even though it feels like Spring is just barely getting started, 2018 has been a whirlwind of activity for the team at W.B. Homes so far. With some neighborhoods selling out in record time, others just getting going with their...

Thirty-eight years after Bill Bonenberger graduated from Williamson College of the Trades (formally The Williamson Free School of Mechanical Trades), the company he founded, W.B. Homes, has partnered with the college on constructing the campus’ first new dorm since 1912....

W. B. Homes' Carillon Hill is sited across from Sellersville Elementary School on South Main Street, the historic Bethlehem Pike that connected Philadelphia to what in the early 18th century was far western Pennsylvania. The town that sprouted along the pike at a busy crossroad was originally called Sellers Tavern, after its most notable feature, a large inn. The area grew slowly until the 1860s, when the North Pennsylvania Railroad was built parallel to Bethlehem Pike. The railroad stimulated the growth of textile and other light industries, which brought waves of new residents to Sellersville (by now without the Tavern) and its immediate neighbor, the town of Perkasie.

At W.B. Homes, we know kitchens and we are happy to share a few of our favorites to inspire you in creating your perfect kitchen. Trends are showing the kitchens are "white" hot and feature hidden appliances and a mix of finishes to make quick, casual dining a snap.

Justin Strahorn's entire family ran the annual Bacon Bolt at John S. Clemens Park in Hatfield (Montgomery County), Pennsylvania. More importantly, the Strahorn girls represented W.B. Homes by proudly wearing W.B. Homes hats. The sisters say they love to wear anything W.B. Homes related. We're just happy to support the communities where we live and work.

Situated at the intersection of Sumneytown Pike and Wambold Road, the W.B. Homes Mainland Square community is conveniently located near the Lansdale Exit of I-476 and the venerable village of Harleysville, in Montgomery County, PA. The Harleysville area was settled by the Pennsylvania Dutch in the early 18th century, but the first significant growth came in 1735 with the construction of the Maxatawny Road (now the Sumneytown Pike).

So your perfectly planned dream home is now complete. Designed to meet all of your must have’s, it is everything that you wanted and you can’t wait to settle into your beautiful new home. There is one more important thing that remains!  Moving in....

Mainland Square is conveniently situated near the Borough of Lansdale in Pennsylvania's Montgomery County, 28 miles northwest of Philadelphia. Before the North Pennsylvania Railroad arrived in the 1850, Lansdale was largely agricultural. By 1900, its industries included foundries, brickyards, as well as manufacturers of cigars, silk, shirts, rope, iron drain pipe, and glue. Lansdale has been transformed over the years since then.