Fall provides the perfect conditions for exterior maintenance chores. The weather doesn’t get in the way of work so you can accomplish projects faster. As the area’s most trusted home improvement contractor, here's our typical fall maintenance checklist to use as a reference. 1.
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Roofing woes are part of being a homeowner. The good news is that your roof usually gives you signs when it is need of repair. It’s a good idea to be aware of these signs, but it helps to first know what these signs look like.
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Fiber cement is one of the most popular options among installers and homeowners alike for siding material; however, over the years, it has accumulated its share of myths.
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The primary function of gutters is to drive water that hits your roof away from where it could damage your home, such as the foundation and the walls. The constant exposure to harsh elements, however, can affect gutters' performance and longevity.
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You can’t possibly squeeze all home improvement projects into one project, financially and logistically. Homeowners have to learn to prioritize to best utilize time and resources. Exterior Source, your premier home improvement contractor, shares some tips to guide you through the process: 1.
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As a homeowner, there are a lot of things that require your attention or regular maintenance. Most of these items, like mowing the yard, taking out the trash, or cleaning off the sidewalks, may seem obvious. Others can be a little easier to ignore.
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Several factors affect the longevity of your roof. They include age, prevailing weather conditions, and installation. When it's time to replace your roof, it's important that you act quickly to avoid water damage.
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Don’t let your old and failing gutter system compromise your home’s look and protection. When your gutter system has suffered damage that repairs won’t remedy, it could be time for a better and more permanent solution -- replacement.
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Replacing your old windows, or adding vinyl siding, will not only enhance the look of your home, it can also increase energy efficiency. These two home improvement projects are among the many projects you should consider this fall.
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You won’t know what’s wrong with your gutters unless you take a closer look at them. Perform an initial inspection of your system by taking a walk around your home and noting which areas need work.
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