Spring is around the corner! Are you ready for the change of seasons? More importantly, is your home ready? Check out our tips to get your home in tip-top shape this spring. Check Seals Around Windows and Doors If the seals and caulking around your windows and doors sustained damage during the winter, you will need to have those repaired. Making sure your home is sealed up adequately will prevent moisture and vermin from sneaking into your home....Continue Reading
The winter holiday season has come to an end, so that means there is a lot of work to be done. You don’t have to stress while figuring out how to pack away your holiday decorations. Keep on reading to learn tips to make the process safe and easy. Safety First! If you hung up Christmas lights on your home’s exterior, you may have to use a ladder to take them down. It is important to make sure...Continue Reading
New Year’s resolutions can be hard to keep. You might not be hitting the gym as much as you thought or reading more, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for improvement. That is… home improvement! If you want to start 2022 off on the right foot, we have some suggestions for home improvement projects to undertake in the new year. Paint Your Front Door This simple project can make a huge difference on the look and charm...Continue Reading
If you have been considering a full roof replacement, 2022 might be the right time! There are numerous benefits to getting a new roof installed on your home. If you are curious to learn more about the positives of a full roof replacement, continue reading! Increased Curb Appeal Did you know that your roof makes up for a major portion of your home’s curb appeal? Since it is such a visible component of your home’s exterior, it is...Continue Reading
Are you spotting icicles forming on your gutters and at the edge of your roof? This could be a sign that ice dams are forming on your roof! To learn more about this winter roof issue, continue reading! What is an ice dam? An ice dam forms when melted snow has refrozen at the edge of your roof. This then creates a blockage that prevents further snowmelt from properly draining down your gutters and off of your roof....Continue Reading
