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Installing a new roof over old…not a good idea
Two layered roofs, 2 different homes. Looking to install a new roof? Most big box stores carry shingles composed of a heavy fiber glass mat base and ceramic-coated mineral granules that are tightly embedded in carefully refined, water-resistant asphalt. Installing a new roof over existing is not a viable solution for a home owner looking to stay in their home. The only time this makes sense is when your flipping the house or moving out in a short amount of time. Pros: · It’
Roof stains problem and solution
Home owners may not realize the stains on their roof are actually reducing the life expectancy of it. Moss, lichen and algae can be seen on roofs that do not get enough sunlight to dry them out. Moss needs shaded, damp areas and only a small amount of sunlight in order to reproduce. While the appearance of moss may seem merely to be a cosmetic issue, it can also be damaging and eventually separate your roof shingles. This can then create moisture under the shingles and work i
Your House Needs More Curb Appeal
First impressions are everything. That’s as true for job interviews as it is for making your house the best version of itself it can be. No matter how big or small your remodeling budget, your first plan of attack needs to aim at improving the curb appeal of your home. Aside from major system issues, this is the decision point where a future buyer is going to eventually come inside or drive on by. No matter how flashy your interior is, if your exterior doesn’t say “love me!”
How to Choose a Remodeling Contractor
It takes a little legwork to find the best person for your renovation job. Here's how to handle the task When choosing a contractor to head up your remodel, these simple steps can mean the difference between complete confidence and sleepless nights. Ask for Referrals
Word of mouth-hands down, is the best way to find a qualified professional to tackle the job. Ask relatives, friends and neighbors whom they've had good experiences with. And ask what made it a positive experien
Dealing With Surprises During Your Remodel
Congrats! Your fixer-upper is well on its way to be a fixed-upper now that you have a remodeling plan in place and a way to pay for it. You’re almost certainly imagining how lovely a soak in that new bathroom will be after a long day at work or how many family members you’ll be able to pack into your newly opened-up kitchen and dining area. The one thing you’re not thinking about right now is what could possibly go wrong. That’s ok. We’re here to toss a little storm cloud ove
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