45% of Americans resolve to lose weight each year. Are you one of them? If so, we want to help you exercise and improve your DIY home skills at the same time! Check out these home maintenance projects and see how many calories you can burn while completing them around your home! *Calorie burn from CalorieLab. Calorie Burn By Home Project Building a fence: 340 calories per hourCaulking windows and doors: 280 calories per hourCleaning gutters: 272 calories per hourInstalling ceramic...Continue Reading
Everyone knows New Year’s resolutions are hard to keep. Instead of going the traditional route of resolving to lose weight or save money, resolve to improve your home! With these home maintenance ideas, you can increase your home’s value and keep your home in tip-top shape all year long! Here are our top New Year’s resolutions for your home. 1. Cut Energy On average homes in the U.S. spend about 41% of their energy costs on heating and cooling....Continue Reading
Common winter roof problems can be made much worse by the constant freezing and thawing of winter activity. And while it can be hazardous to handle roofing problems during the winter, waiting until spring can make the existing problem worse. Request an inspection now to have a worry-free holiday season! Attic Condensation When a cold surface meets warm air, condensation will occur. Unfortunately, an improperly insulated attic is a prime candidate for the formation of condensation, which can lead to mold and...Continue Reading
Santa comes only once a year, so you definitely want your roof to be prepared! Christmas Eve, he will be stopping by your house, so why not make it the best experience possible for him? Here are some helpful tips to prepare your roof for Santa’s big landing on December 24th: DO fix any loose tiles or shingles before his arrival. Santa is not a skinny man, and you don’t want the reindeer slipping as they come in...Continue Reading
A little preventative home maintenance this winter can reduce energy costs, prevent expensive disasters and spot future repairs to take care of when warmer weather returns. There are a few must-do home maintenance chores that will help keep your home from having some major emergency issues this winter. Here are our top tips to keep your home in shape: Inspect your siding. You’re looking for cracks or holes that might need repair, which can be hard to spot....Continue Reading
