Welcome back to part II of our series on pandemic-friendly home improvement projects. In our last blog, we began to highlight some of the best ways to make the most of our time while at home practicing social distancing during the coronavirus epidemic. We covered implementing new landscaping around your property, installing new light fixtures, and updating your home’s siding. Today, we’re cont…Read More
If you’re about to have new shingles and/or siding installed on your home, then it’s time to take a look at samples that you can mix and match to make the most of your home’s exterior. Matching your home’s siding and shingles may seem daunting, since you want to get it right the first time, which is why it’s so important to weigh your options carefully. As your local roofing and siding e…Read More
Here in Michigan, snow and ice dams can prove to be a hazard on your roof. Throughout the winter or during a blizzard, snow buildup can become heavy, which means that your roof may be in danger of damage or a complete collapse if its poorly supported. Beyond that, ice dams (which can form as snow melts and refreezes) can cause even more issues, and may lead to a roof leak. That’s why it’s so i…Read More
Winter comes with severe weather conditions such as winter storms, hail, snow and heavy rain. Before the storms hit, you should have done several things to prepare your roof. A good roof will help safeguard your house from the elements and keep your family, possessions, and pets safe and dry. Here are a few winter roofing tips you should apply to make sure your roof is ready to withstand the winte…Read More