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Fall Home Expo returns to Cape

Eighth annual event boasts more than 100 vendors
Nearly 1,000 visitors attended the eighth annual Fall Home Expo at Cape Henlopen High School. DAN COOK PHOTOS
Dan Cook
September 27, 2025

The eighth annual Delaware Resorts Fall Home Expo was held Sept. 20-21 at Cape Henlopen High School, where more than 100 exhibitors presented an array of top products and services available to local residents.  

“September is an ideal time for visitors to consider home upgrades and improvements for the holidays,” said Kathy Benson, Delaware Resorts Expos founder and CEO. “The fall home expo presents an ideal town-square environment for businesses and organizations seeking to reach the growing eastern Sussex County resort/retirement community.”

Exhibitors showcased a wide array of home products and services including furnishings, mortgages, landscaping, window treatments, finance and insurance firms, law firms, Realtors, developers, food products, state organizations and local artisans.

For more information about future expos, contact Kathy Benson at 302-236-0857 or kathy@deexpos.com.

 

Cheryl Stewart, right, gets info on a sump pump from Melvin Melendez and Seaside Crawl Space owner Nick Luzak.
Delaware Resorts Expo staff are (l-r) Bob, Kathy, Christina and Luke Benson.
Working the Elks Lodge drug awareness booth are Bob Banes and Marilou Hahn.
Nearly 1,000 visitors attended the eighth annual Fall Home Expo at Cape Henlopen High School.
Leslie McWilliams displays her interior decorating skills.
Representing Garage Kings are Corey and Presley Engebretson and Bill Brown.
Jerry Dougherty, left, and Dom Drummond represent a new business, Coastal Storage.
Mikew Borsello, left, and Cary Pitman represent Borsello Landscaping and Rehoboth Pools.
Beach Buggies owner Donna Tribull, left, is ready to ride with her employees Cheryl Stewart and Cindy Garrish.
Bella Terra Landscapes General Manager Jay Millman stands with the many pumpkins for sale at the event.
Jake Murray gives information about Clean Cut Pavers & Pools.
Becky Carney, owner of the Beach Book, hands out copies of the popular publication.
Taking subscription orders for the Cape Gazette are Charity Vernon, left, and Liz Tedley.
Representing Doyle Law are Justin, left, and founder Rebecca Doyle.
Paul Monroe offers information about Crawl Space Ninja.
Giving information about Coastal Bath are Laura McBroom, left, and Stephanie Lackie.
Representing Henlopen Countertops are Darlyn Gonzalez, left, and Anna Chojnowski.
Emily Wilson represents Leaf Filter.
Oscar Angel-Velasquez works for the Fence and Deck Connection.
Theresa Mszar, left, and Becky Good welcome guests to the ReStore booth.
Amolak Sehgal, left, gets info on retirement from Greg Holman and Noah Layfield from InFocus.
Scott Evers represents Spicer Bros.

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Dan has worked for the Cape Gazette for more than 30 years as a photographer and reporter, covering high school sports and happenings around eastern Sussex County. He won a photography award from the National Newspaper Association, and numerous awards from the Maryland, Delaware, D.C. Press Association. A Delaware native, Dan graduated from Cape in 1972 and returned as a teacher and coach in the 1980s. He retired from the classroom in 2016. He was inducted into Cape High’s Legends Stadium in 2016. In his spare time, Dan enjoys spending time with his wife, two sons, grandchildren and dogs. 

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