When you need to repair or replace the siding on your home, the two materials you’ll find most often are vinyl and fiber cement. You may have heard some reasons to avoid fiber cement that aren’t true. Here are some common misconceptions about fiber cement siding that...
No one wants to feel a telltale steady dripping on their heads. When you feel that steady drip on your head, you could have roofing problems, so look up and find out if it’s due a to a roof leak. Maybe your upstairs bathroom flooded and you just haven’t realized it...
It’s well-known that birds fly south for the winter. They’re seeking warmer climates, but as July wears on, there’s no question that the East Coast holds all the warmth they could need. But as they build their nests, your gutters could end up clogged. Here are some...
What is your roof made of? No matter what material you use to tile your roof, you should constantly keep an eye on it. By monitoring your asphalt roof for signs of moss, mildew, and algae growth, you can make sure that it stays looking as good as the day it was first...
When you have vinyl siding on your home, you also need to know how to take care of it. One quick way to make sure your vinyl siding always looks its best is to power wash it. But when you decide to do this, it’s best if you proceed with caution. Here is a homeowner’s...
How much roofing ventilation does your home have? Ventilation is essential for ensuring that your home is full of fresh air this summer. If you are planning on completing any home improvements inside your home, whether it is repainting some walls, remodeling your...
The gutters on the side of your home are instrumental in preventing water damage to both roof and siding. With secure gutters, you can also make sure that this water doesn’t get inside your home and ruin your belongings and furniture. Summer is a stormy season, so...
