Gutters and Curb Appeal

Curb appeal is the impression your property gives a passerby from the street. While most homeowners wouldn’t consider gutters a focal point, they are noticeable whether by design or accident. Here are some ways gutters can improve a home’s exterior… Read More »

How Gutters Protect Your Home

A gutter system is designed to do one thing – collect rainwater from the roof and drain it somewhere it won’t do any damage. In rainy weather, without gutters a visitor approaching your front door will get drenched; water pools… Read More »

Siding Choices that Suit Your Lifestyle

The siding you choose defines your home’s personality, increases its value, and creates curb appeal. While siding should be functional and aesthetical, it should also express your personal tastes. To get the most out of your new siding, here are… Read More »

Mid-January Gutter Inspection

Wind, rain, sleet and snow can adversely impact your home’s exterior. It doesn’t have to be as dramatic as a fallen tree or caved-in siding. This mid-January, take advantage of any break in the weather to check for dings, dents… Read More »

Gutters and Downspouts – Making them Work Well Together

A gutter system is designed to collect rainwater from the roof and channel it to the downspouts, where they direct water away from the foundation. But it’s not just about functionality: to improve your home’s exterior, gutter and downspout profiles… Read More »

Importance of Gutter Slope

Gutters prevent a lot of bad things from happening, such as basement flooding, a cracked foundation and “bald” spots in the landscaping closest to your home. Gutter slope, also known as gutter pitch, is an important factor in guiding water… Read More »

How to Compare Gutter Installation Estimates

If new gutters are on your home improvements list for 2017, you will probably hire a gutter professional. After you’ve received free estimates from at least three contractors, you’ll be deciding on which exterior finishing company to hire. Knowing how… Read More »

Ways Your Home can save Energy

In winter, you might expect to pay more for your energy bill. But if the difference is really noticeable, then perhaps it’s time to examine some home improvements that are more eco-friendly. Here are some ways you can become more… Read More »

How to Prevent Ice Dams

Lots of rain, a little snow, a sunny day but cold temperatures, then more snow – yes, it definitely feels like winter has arrived. While icicles and ice end up on the gutters, contrary to popular belief, a debris-filled gutter… Read More »

Before You go on Vacation

The holidays are an exciting time of year, especially if it includes a winter vacation. But leaving your house behind for a week or two might be stressful. Before you go on vacation this year, use this brief guide to… Read More »