Outdoor Maintenance Tips to Keep Your Siding Healthy
The weather doesn’t seem to know if it wants to be winter or spring this year, but that doesn’t mean homeowners should neglect the exterior of their homes. Spending a few minutes fixing up siding and roofing can go a long way to keep your home looking great. One thing to consider is when you... [Read More]
Home Improvement Tips To Follow
How often do you work on your home? Home improvement may seem like a never-ending process as it literally is just that! Home ownership does require you to work on your home often in order to make a nice home that will be able to withstand weather concerns and other issues. There are many home... [Read More]
Installing Vinyl Siding in the Winter
Winter has hit Utah and that means we are going to see a lot of homeowners deal with higher energy costs due to inefficient insulation and siding. Winter is always a difficult time to take on a home improvement project, especially one dealing with the exterior of your home. Should you install new siding in... [Read More]
Why Are Gutters So Important?
One of the most critical components to your home is the gutter system. A gutter is designed to remove water from the roof of your home and away from the foundation. When the gutters are neglected, they can cause serious problems are they are unable to do their job correctly, leading to flooding and other... [Read More]
What You Need to Know About Attic Ventilation
Attic ventilation is one of the most misunderstood elements of the home. All ventilation needs to circulate properly to keep the moisture under control, and keeping the air fresh. Many homeowners do not have proper ventilation, which is seriously concerning when it comes to mold growth in your home. Here are some things you need... [Read More]
Leakproof Gutters
How Leafproof Works Except in areas where the roof line has concentrated water flow (such as an inside valley), water flowing off the roof does not shoot to the front of the gutter. It simply follows the roof line, on to the drip edge which is under the shingles, and down the back of the... [Read More]
