Category: Siding

5 Ways Heavy Snow Can Cause Home Damage

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30 Dec

As a homeowner, you know winter can be taxing on your residence. But it doesn't have to be. Here are five ways heavy snow can cause home damage and tips for you to protect your property. 1.    Frozen Pipes Heavy snow and freezing temperatures can cause pipes to freeze and burst. Thankfully, it's easy to prevent this hazard from occurring.…

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What Damage Can Hail Cause to Your Home?

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28 Nov

Inclement weather, especially hail, can damage your home. In 2020, there were 4,611 major storms, and State Farm paid over $3.1 billion in hail claims. Not sure how to prepare for possible hailstorms? Here are some of the main areas of your house that could be impacted. With this info, you’ll know exactly what to look for after a storm…

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10 Home Upgrades Ideas That Can Enhance Curb Appeal

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15 Nov

Your home's curb appeal is like a person's first impression. Hence, it can influence a potential buyer's perceived value of your house. That’s why it would be best to look for home upgrade ideas that enhance curb appeal. And here are ten practical things you can do to improve your home's curb appeal: Refresh your front door Your front door…

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Fall Decorating Tips for First-Time Homeowners

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31 Oct

Decorating for the seasons can be one of the most fun aspects of owning your own home - no longer are you satisfied with a single pumpkin by your apartment’s door! As you work to make your home an autumnal haven, however, keep in mind that your home’s value is a key part of the investment you’ve made. Here are…

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Costly Maintenance Items to be Aware of When Buying Your First House

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05 Jul

Getting the keys to your very first home can be one of the most exhilarating milestones of your adult life. Owning your first home also brings a sigh of relief after months of house hunting, hours of negotiating, collecting paperwork, and saving money for appraisals and the entire closing process. However, first-time homeowners have to remember that owning property comes…

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Cedar Siding: A Better Alternative

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05 Sep

Take a good, long look at a home cladded with cedar and you’ll understand why cedar siding is a perennial favorite among discerning homeowners. Cedar lends homes distinctive character, and even the most modest residence can take on a certain elegance when cladded with cedar. But its natural beauty comes with a cost. Cedar siding is not as durable as…

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3 Easy Ways to Add Value to Your Property

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24 Aug

Everyone would like their property to appreciate in value. Whether you’re looking into the future, or have a house you were thinking of putting on the market right now, the most important thing for most people is getting the best deal possible. Unfortunately, too many of us make errors when deciding on additions or renovations, when things could’ve been much…

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A Look at Siding And Roofing Color Combination Trends

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27 Apr

There are many reasons to take on a new remodeling project. Sometimes it’s about repairing damages. Other times, it’s about updating outdated aesthetics. Often though, remodeling is about adding new life and a new look to your home.  There are several exterior projects you can do that will revamp your house’s appearance. However, the quickest way to radically change the…

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What’s a Good Alternative to Vinyl Siding?

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05 Apr

Since its introduction in the 1950s, vinyl siding has become one of the most popular house cladding options across the United States. It’s easy to understand why. Vinyl siding is relatively inexpensive, and since it’s light and easy to handle, it can be installed quickly, thus reducing labor costs. Because vinyl siding is available in such a wide range of…

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Why Is Vinyl Siding so Popular?

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23 Nov

Introduced to the American home building industry in the 1960s, vinyl siding soon became a popular cladding option for lower-cost homes. Back then, aluminum was the primary siding material, but it was prone to dents, dings, and scratches, and its baked-on colors faded or turned chalky from weather exposure over time. As a result, aluminum siding required regular upkeep. Vinyl…

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