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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 »

When to Replace Siding

Siding gives your home a captivating curb appeal and its own unique personality. It also protects from the elements; keeps the interior warm and dry; and improves energy efficiency. But siding can do all this only if it is well-maintained… Read More »

Tips to make Your Gutters Last

Gutters protect your home from the effects of weather, water damage and moisture. They also give a professional looking appearance to your home exterior. You want your gutter system to last as long as possible. Here are some easy tips… Read More »

Evaluating Your Roof

You know it’s not going to last forever, but how do you know when it’s time to have your roof replaced? The average lifespan of a roof is 20 years. A quick roof assessment you do yourself or a more… Read More »

How to Tell if Good Fascia is going Bad

Since vinyl and aluminum fascia rarely need replacing, this discussion deals mainly with wood fascia and how rot can compromise its ability to protect your home. Fascia boards cover the roof ends, keeping the elements from entering and resulting in… Read More »

Leaking Gutters can Impact Energy Efficiency

Just because leaky gutters don’t directly increase your energy bills, it doesn’t mean that they don’t have a negative impact on your home’s energy efficiency. So what if gutters overflow every now and then, and the runoff trickles halfway down… Read More »