The Art Of Gutter Cleaning Many homeowners clean their own gutters or hire someone each season to properly maintain their homes. What you may not realize is that most gutter systems should be cleaned 3-4 times a year with each season. You may be wondering why should I clean out my gutters so often? The reason is each season trees go through various cycles that can clog up your gutters. In spring, most trees drop seedlings and dead twigs. Spring is also the best time to inspect your gutters Continue Reading ...

Building or Remodeling a Home? Think Lock Security During the exciting time of having your house built or remodeled, make sure to consider one of the most important features that will keep you and your family safe for years to come: security. According to the National Crime Prevention Council, about six out of 10 completed burglaries take place without any sign of forced entry, suggesting that either a door or window was left unlocked or that a duplicate key was used to open Continue Reading ...

Roofing Franchise Roofing is a growing industry in the US. Many companies have mushroomed to answer the increasing demands of roofing products and services. Likewise, franchising is making a big name in the business world. It is fast becoming a lucrative source of income for businessmen. Roofing and franchising are both promising fields to invest in. Capitalizing on the benefits of franchising and better opportunities in roofing industry, many roofing franchise companies were born. Continue Reading ...

A Guide To Window Hardware A variety of materials are available in window hardware. You have several options in terms of energy efficiency and design. Your personal preference, the climate and the style of your home will help you choose the right material for your house. Types of Window Hardware Wood Wood has been the most common material used in window construction for generations. Wood is the easiest material to work with, either for a professional or a homeowner doing a DIY home Continue Reading ...

Replacement Windows Information Whether you want to replace your cold, drafty windows or simply want to enhance the overall appearance of your home, you will have to go in for replacement windows even though choosing the right replacement windows is a burdensome task and involves a significant investment. Replacement windows squeeze in air between two panes of glass, providing a layer between the inside of your home and the weather outside. Thus, replacement windows insulate your home Continue Reading ...

Torch Roofing More popularly known as the rubberized asphalt, the torch roofing system is commonly used in flat roofs. Basically the concept of torch-applied roofing system involves melting asphalt using a torch to create an impermeable roof. However, torch applications are highly hazardous to both roofers and the public. Roofing workers may suffer serious burns from the torch and high temperatures can possibly start a fire. Most roofers are not insured for the fire hazard that’s Continue Reading ...

10 Ways to Get the Wrong Window Replacements There is no getting around it. Window replacement is a major renovation to your home. Besides adding tremendous aesthetic appeal, particularly in an older home, window replacement has immediate potential to save on electric, gas and oil bills. There is also the advantage of nearly 100% recuperative value of the cost should you decide to sell your home. So become informed of the ins and outs of window shopping, so you don't "break" your budget, Continue Reading ...

A Certified Roofing Contractor-Your best Choice The life expectancy of your roof depends on several factors; type of roofing, quality of material, and exposure to harsh weather elements among the top. With regular maintenance and normal weathering factors, a roof can last anywhere from 10 – 100 years. Common roofing material such as built up roofing usually lasts 12 – 20 years, metal roofing 15 – 40 years, wood shake or shingles 10 – 40 years, asphalt shingles 15 – 20 years, Continue Reading ...

Avoid Vinyl Siding Repairs by Cleaning Of all the known siding materials, most professionals today would recommend the use of vinyl, even if it’s a contracted job. Easiest and the quickest to install, very cost efficient, requires very minimal in terms of maintenance; this seems to be the most friendly siding material in existence. But yet, that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have its own set of negatives. It isn’t impervious to damage, for instance, and considerable stains are factors Continue Reading ...