A warranty is a guarantee that a product or service will last. A roof warranty can be offered by the manufacturer or the roofing contractor that installed the roof. When reviewing a roof warranty document, you should take note of these essential details. Who Is Covered?
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When your siding is cracked, dented or damaged, it can make your residential property look unappealing from the outside. It can also reduce the energy efficiency of your home, which then leads to higher energy costs. So, when should you repair or replace your siding?
Read MoreMost roofs are designed to be slanted to allow for precipitation to fall downward. There are several advantages to having a flat roof too, namely not needing shingles or replacing for a long time because of the level of concrete construction of the flat roof.
Read MoreThe siding on your home is one of the first things that any visitor or passerby will notice, so maintaining it and spotting unexpected rots is crucial.
Read MoreFor many homeowners, spring is the ideal time to accomplish home maintenance tasks. Thanks to the mild weather, you may want to take the opportunity to check the condition of your roof. Remember that your roofing system had to endure harsh weather conditions all winter long.
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Your gutters ensure that your home will remain safe and intact against possible damage, simply by directing runoff away from your property. However, there are a few things that cause them to get clogged, thus hindering their draining performance.
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Do you have big plans for your roofing system this spring? If you’re looking to get a full roof replacement or a professional roof inspection, you’ll need to consider how you can maximize your roof’s energy efficiency.
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One simple and effective way to keep your rental property in good shape is through new window installation.
Read MoreA patio or deck may completely change the ambiance of your property. If you’re unfamiliar with the concept of indoor-outdoor living, you’re likely to have a lot of questions before you build your deck. One of the most significant is: Should my deck be level with my home?
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Wood is a traditional door material. This is because not only will this material boost the value of your home, but it will also offer a touch of elegance and sophistication. Despite these advantages, wood doors have one drawback: they can expand and swell. But why do doors swell in the first place?
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