Facts, Opinions, and Everything In Between: Roofing Edition

Posted on: 28 May 2021

If you are putting a new roof on your cabin in the woods, then you need to carefully consider the roofing material options available. The following can help you decide which replacement roof material to choose. 1. Fire Safety Any home in a wooded area can be at risk during a wildfire. This is especially true for those living in the west, where fires are becoming more common. In many areas, there may be building code requirements that dictate the fire resistance level of your replacement roofing options.
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Posted on: 27 May 2021

Your windows not only serve a functional purpose, but they are an aesthetic highlight of your home. This is the reason why you should replace your windows when they look dingy and old. But worn-out windows aren't the only reason that may necessitate replacement.  Read on to learn the tell-tale signs that it's time to get replacement windows, or where the services of a replacement window installer may come in handy.
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Posted on: 26 May 2021

If you live where hail, termites, or strong storms are a threat, then you want durable siding for your home. Engineered wood is one of the most durable types of residential siding and is worth considering. Here's how this siding is made and the advantages it has to offer when it comes to protecting your home. How Engineered Wood Siding Is Made This residential siding is made with wood fibers bound together with resin.
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Posted on: 25 May 2021

The weather is getting warmer, and you may have begun to forget about your fireplace and chimney. Even though you don't have a fire going in your home, there is still some maintenance and upkeep that needs to be done. The following guide will help you with the maintenance and chimney cleaning that needs to be done during the warmer weather. Cleaning the Soot from the Chimney Soot buildup in your chimney creates a fire hazard that gets worse over time.
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