You’ve put time and effort into making your home your own. Just because you’ve finally achieved the look you want doesn’t mean that you can’t update your casement windows. You don’t need to rip up the wall paper when you go for frame-in-frame windows. If you're not familar with this ...
read moreDid you know that about a third of residential burglars gain access through the front door? A pick-resistant lockset with a deadbolt (kept locked of course) could have reduced that number substantially. Other popular access points for burglars are the garage door and upstairs windows. Many people are in the ...
read moreA home’s siding is an important part of protecting it from the elements and enhancing its exterior appearance. When you get new siding your home gets a makeover. There are a number of products on the market, mainly vinyl, wood, steel, and fiber cement. If you’re shopping around for new ...
read moreAlthough you can do things like refresh the caulking on your windows every year to save energy, a longer term solution is simply to replace them. For lots of great information and figures, check this blog entry out. Alex Wilson talks about the different types of windows available, and backs ...
read moreReal estate professionals seem to agree that the most cost-effective home improvement you can make in terms of upping your home's value in comparison to the cost is to replace your entry doors, especially your front door. Why? Curb appeal, among other things. Your front door is the main focus ...
read moreThe best thing about springtime is the ability to open your windows so fresh air can banish the winter blues. If opening your windows gives you pause because they don't work as well as they used to and they seem to require constant maintenance, it may be time to consider ...
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