Blog: home improvement

Gutter installation is a major investment. This is why you should choose a system that can keep your home protected for many years to come. When choosing new gutters, the first decision you have to make is choosing between a sectional and seamless system.

Siding comes in a wide range of colors, styles, finishes and profiles. With all the options available today, it can be hard to choose the best one for your home. However, with the help of a good home improvement company, you can have an exterior that will give your home more personality.

Your water quality can be either good or bad for certain activities. For instance, hard water is good for drinking, but it’s not a good idea to use it for washing windows . However, there are different methods for changing the quality of water to make it ideal for cleaning.

New entry doors can help improve your home’s appearance, protection against the elements and energy efficiency. When getting a new entry door, you should make sure that it meshes with the rest of your home. Here are important questions you should ask before getting a new entry door.

A house wrap is a water-resistant barrier that covers the exterior sheathing of a home. House wraps are installed over the sheathing behind the siding. But why are they important for your home? Why Do You Need a House Wrap?   Most siding materials are not effective at repelling water.

If your old windows barely survived the last season, it is time to consider window replacement. Here are the benefits of getting new windows during spring.

If you notice damp stains on your siding near your house’s foundation, stagnant water in your garden near the downspouts, efflorescence and mold on your walkways, and overflowing gutters, you need to check your downspouts.

When choosing a patio door for your home, it is important to be aware of the key features and advantages of your available options. But you probably have some questions about your patio door options.  What Are the Advantages of a Hinged Patio Door?

Conducting regular siding inspections is a necessary task in keeping your home in top condition, particularly, towards or after the end of winter. An inspection will allow you to spot any damage that your siding may have recently incurred so you can have repairs done as soon as possible.

Underneath your roof's eaves are soffits - horizontal boards that close off that section of your roof and protect it from the elements. Soffits can be made from a variety of materials, including vinyl and aluminum. They can either be vented or non-vented.