Spring Home Exterior Tips

Spring is here! You’ve survived the winter months. Now it’s time to see if your home exterior did too. Use these easy tips to spruce up the outside of your house and improve its curb appeal. Walk with Binoculars Winter… Read More »

Clean the Roof of Your House

Before tackling the gutters, clean the roof of your house first. If you clean the gutters before doing the roof, any loose debris removed from the shingles will land back in the gutter system. It will also give you an… Read More »

Do You Need New Gutters?

This spring when, you’re cleaning the gutters, it’s probably a good idea to take the time to inspect them, as well. Gutters and downspouts free of debris is a good thing. But to further prevent the possibility of water damage… Read More »

Pros and Cons of Half-Round Gutters

There’s no denying it – half-round gutters possess a distinctive curb appeal. Because of their curved shape, simple lines and unique gutter accessories, half-round copper gutters can be found on many historic or heritage homes. The half-round steel or aluminum… Read More »

Eco-Friendly Gutters

Gutters protect your property from the elements, while adding character and curb appeal to your home exterior. But how do you protect the environment when choosing what’s best for you? Part of the problem is definition: green, going green, living… Read More »

Clean Your Windows this Spring

When was the last time you cleaned the windows of your home? If you don’t bother unless they’ve been egged or paintballed, you’re not alone – window cleaning is one of the most neglected chores by home owners. This spring… Read More »

Top 5 Reasons to Maintain Your Gutters

Ideally, gutters and downpipes should be inspected twice a year, once in spring before the season “officially” begins, and once in fall, after the leaves have fallen. You can time the inspections with the task of cleaning the gutters. It’s… Read More »

Box Gutters – Commercial and Residential

One of the oldest types of gutter systems, box gutters date back to the eighteenth century. They were simple to make, requiring few tools and could be applied to residential dwellings and public buildings. When well-maintained, these gutters have been… Read More »