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Our connection to our home and living spaces have changed dramatically over the past year. So, it’s time to re-assess how we live day-to-day and utilize every room in our home. The impact of the 2020 pandemic has changed our lives for months, if not years to come.

Damage from snow storms, freezing temperatures, wind, ice, as well as other severe winter conditions can cause havoc on roofing systems.

Happy New Year!  Start the year by giving your home a fresh look and get those repairs and updates done, because Spring will be here before you know it.  Winter can be harsh, cold and snowy, so what can you do before the warm months hit?

The year 2020 has been full of surprises, to say the least. However, the housing market is projected to normalize if not flourish going into 2021.

The basement is typically the most unused space in a home, especially if it’s in an unfinished condition. Filling a basement space with unwanted things, boxes, childhood memorabilia, or no longer used items is a thing of the past.

We face winter-is-coming every year. A siding replacement is a great benefit because it adds insulation, wrapping warmth and coziness to remain in the house. Also, it protects the interior walls from moisture, seals gaps and greatly reduces heat loss.

Upgrading exterior doors is one of the easiest ways to updating your home’s curb appeal. It creates a beautiful first impression, as well as provides greater energy efficiency, improved comfort and safety, and increases the value of your home.

Winter is almost here and if you are looking to upgrade your existing windows – now is the time.  The best time of the year to replace windows is when there’s mild weather, specifically during spring and autumn. How to Choose New Windows?

A majority of lives has been changed due to the pandemic, turning many living rooms, kitchens, and basements into home offices. The trend of remote work is here to stay and most likely will continue.

Choosing the right roof and the right roofer may not always seem like an easy selection process, but it doesn’t have to be. Financing a new roof with an option to pay in installments is how most homeowners get a roof replacement when they can’t put it off any longer.