Trim doesn’t just frame the windows or provide a convenient place for the hinges that make the entry doors functional. If chosen thoughtfully, it is one of those exterior finishing elements that adds character, visual interest, and cohesiveness to your… Read More »
While curb appeal is often associated with residential homes, it is just as important for small businesses and business owners. A potential customer who arrives at a boutique or a restaurant or a yoga studio might decide not to enter… Read More »
Your siding gives your home its unique look, boosts curb appeal, and expresses your individuality. But siding does so much more than just look good. It protects your home’s exterior from the elements, improves energy efficiency, and reduces outside noise.… Read More »
While functionality and affordability are important factors when selecting siding for your home, sustainability is also a priority. Public perception of sustainable siding materials is that they are more expensive, and is a sense it is true, but only as… Read More »
Your home’s exterior sets the tone for your property. Siding is the unifying element that pulls all of the other exterior finishing elements together, from the roof to the trim to the windows and entry doors. If you’ve ever driven… Read More »
A home exterior in the lower mainland constantly faces serious challenges. Windy days, gale force winds, rainstorms, temperature fluctuations, sea air, and environmental toxins, siding can really be put through its paces. Choosing the right siding for our Pacific Northwest… Read More »
For homeowners that are attracted to the aesthetic appeal of natural wood, but do not want the maintenance concerns that come with it, there are a variety of wood siding alternatives to choose from. Discover your different options that duplicate… Read More »
Wood siding has a natural and classic beauty that is timeless. It is a popular choice with homeowners and construction industry professionals for several reasons, including a low carbon footprint, versatility, and curb appeal. No matter what type you choose,… Read More »
Siding helps keep your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer. High grade aluminum siding, quality cedar shakes or durable fiber cement can last for three or more decades. Regardless of the type of material, constant exposure… Read More »
Visible signs of moisture such as pooling underneath downspouts, standing water inside the gutters, and droplets of condensation on interior basement walls are common indications of excess moisture. However, water damage can reveal itself in a number of not-so-subtle ways.… Read More »
