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Choosing Your Roofline: A Guide to Gable and Hip Roofs
Building a new home is an exciting venture, and one that comes with more decisions than any other thing in your life. From drawing out the perfect floor plan to picking windows, every choice builders make shapes how the home will look and how well it functions. One of...
Beyond the Surface: Exploring TPO and EPDM Roofing
When most of us picture a roof, we imagine rows of shingles spread across a steeply sloped roof, from the gutter's edge, all the way to the peak. But look around, and you’ll see flat or barely sloped roofs on many commercial buildings, warehouses, schools, and even...
5-Inch vs. 6-Inch Gutters: Does One Inch of Capacity Really Matter?
Shopping for new gutters may not be the most exciting experience for homeowners, but the choices they make significantly affect how well their homes are protected from water damage. Many times, folks get caught up deciding among color, style, material, or price, and...
Could Your Gutters Be Keeping Your Home From Selling?
You did it! You finally moved forward with your decision to sell your home. You painted the walls, updated the kitchen, removed your personal pictures and clutter, and paid for professional staging. After weeks on the market, buyers have come and gone, but no offers...
Adding a Second Layer of Shingles: Save Today or Problems Tomorrow?
A roof replacement is a big investment for homeowners, and when the roof begins to show its age, the first thought most homeowners have is, “How much is this going to cost?” Looking for ways to reduce costs does not make a person cheap; it makes them smart. However,...
Roof Granules in the Gutter: Normal Wear or Sign of Trouble?
After this last spring full of stormy weather, you make the climb up the ladder to clean out your gutters in preparation for the summer rains. Not surprisingly, you find the usual leaves and twigs, but you notice something unexpected: a pile of sand-like particles at...
How to Spot a Poor Window Installation Job (Before It Becomes a Problem)
New windows are supposed to improve your home, not create new headaches. When installed correctly, quality windows can increase energy efficiency, improve comfort, reduce outside noise, and boost curb appeal. But when a window installation is done poorly, problems can...
Preparing for Summer Heat: Are Your Windows Energy Efficient Enough?
As summer gets closer, most homeowners start thinking about one thing: How do we keep the house cool without sending the energy bill through the roof? You might schedule an AC tune-up, replace air filters, or start using ceiling fans more often. But there’s one major...
Modern vs. Traditional: A Comparison of K-Style and Half-Round Gutters
Home improvement projects usually start in one of two ways: through inspiration or by panic! Homeowners usually have a wish list of home projects to improve aesthetics or landscaping, or maybe to finally replace the light fixture outside that has been flickering since...








