Spring Cleaning for Your Roof Checklist
It’s that time of the year again – time for spring cleaning! Most homeowners think of deep cleaning the inside of their house, but not many consider the outside. Cleaning and maintaining your roof and its shingles are imperative for extending its lifespan. Preventive maintenance can save you thousands of dollars in roof repairs in the long run.
We’ve put together a handy checklist for you to use in keeping your …Read More
How to Clean and Maintain Your Vinyl Siding
Vinyl siding is among the most common materials for home exteriors in the United States, but it may fade with time like other external surfaces. You’ve come to the correct spot if you’re dealing with mold and mildew and defects like dirt, dust, oil, or rust.
From homemade solutions to a pressure washer, we looked into the best ways on how to clean vinyl siding and you won’t even need to …Read More
5 Dangers of a Leaky Roof
Do you suspect that your roof may be leaking? By the time you notice water dripping from your roof or other major signs such as missing shingles and spots on your ceiling, it means that your roof has likely already been leaking for a while and your house may be exposed to water damage. This can be extremely detrimental to your home and if left unattended, can escalate to property …Read More
What to Do After a Storm Damages Your Home
If your home has recently suffered from storm damage, you know how devastating it can be. Repairs can set you back, and it may take time until your insurance company reimburses you. The biggest concern is keeping your family safe, and getting your home back to normal.
Preparing before a weather event eases your worry and allows for smooth restoration once the storm has passed. For instance, if you live in …Read More
Roof Replacement: Is It Right for Your Property?
When it comes to fixing roof damage, you may be wondering if you should consider replacing your roof. But how do you know if a roof replacement is the best choice for your property? You’ll likely need to have a professional examine the damage before making a decision, but either way, the value of your home will increase once the damage is fixed. On average, a roof replacement increases the …Read More
How to Check Your Home for Signs of Winter Wear and Tear
Many of us are glad for spring to arrive and the winter snow to melt away, but what about the damage the winter snow has done to our homes? How do you check your home for winter damage? Winter snow can freeze pipes, leaving lasting damage, or even result in roof damage. Shingles might be loose or completely removed, often meaning you’ll need a roof repair. There are a lot …Read More
How New Windows Can Improve Home Safety and Security
Everyone wants a safe and secure home. There are countless risks that come with living in any neighborhood. Window safety and window security are big parts of keeping your home safe. Even if you live in a “safe neighborhood”, there’s still a risk of a home invasion or other disaster. Did you know having the right windows can help reduce safety and security risks though? New windows can help increase …Read More
Does a New Roof Increase Your Home’s Value?
Does a new roof increase home value? The answer is yes. Many homeowners hardly consider the value increase when planning a new roof installation unless they’re putting a house on the market. A new roof saves you from the hassle of fixing leaks, and protects your home’s structural integrity from unwanted damage.
How Does a New Roof Increase Home Value?
A newly installed roof is a powerful marketing tool if you’re putting …Read More
How Ice Dams Can Damage Your Home
Minnesota snow storms bring beautiful winter scenes, including long, sparkly icicles hanging from the roof, and families drinking hot chocolate together after a day playing in the snow. But as a Midwest homeowner, what you may not know is that those icicles signal that ice dams are likely forming on your roof. So, what is an ice dam? How do they damage your home, and what can you do to …Read More
6 Reasons Asphalt Shingles Are Beneficial for Your Home’s Exterior
Deciding which type of roofing material to purchase for your home can be challenging. There are many different types of materials to choose from, like cedar, rubber, slate, copper, tile, wood shakes, metal, and asphalt. Most roofs, however, are constructed using asphalt shingles, and for good reason.
In this post, you’ll learn about asphalt shingles, reasons why they’re the way to go for your home’s exterior, and how to choose the …Read More