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During college, I lived in a small, old house. My roommates and I loved it's cozy charm and, for the most part, didn't have any problems. However, one day, we noticed that the carpet in one of the bedrooms was wet--and it couldn't be dried. When we called our landlady and the repairman, they discovered that the shower not only needed to be re-caulked, but there was mold everywhere under the carpet. We had to move out for two weeks while they fixed the problem. Soon, thanks to the contractor (the likes of whom you can read about), we were back at home.

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3 Smart Reasons To Consider Using Concrete Tile For Your New Roof
28 May 2020

When it comes to building your brand-new home, you …

Is It Time for Replacement Windows?
7 April 2020

As a homeowner, you might be on the lookout for re …

Spring Is Almost Here: Why You'll Need Professional Maintenance For Your Air Conditioner
2 February 2020

Spring is just around the corner. Soon, you'll be …

2 Of The Best Roofing Materials For Homes With Low-Slope Roofs
12 December 2019

With so many different materials to choose from, c …

Interior Vs. Exterior Waterproofing
7 November 2019

If you own a home, your biggest goal is to maintai …

3 Smart Reasons To Consider Using Concrete Tile For Your New Roof

28 May 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

When it comes to building your brand-new home, you want to choose a sturdy roofing material that will protect the beautiful new home that rests below your new roof. A concrete tile roof can be a great choice for your home. Concrete Tiles Keep Water Out One of the biggest destroyers of roofs is water. When water gets under your roof, it can destroy the roof deck of your home, resulting in water leaking into your home and doing serious damage to your space. Read More 

Is It Time for Replacement Windows?

7 April 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

As a homeowner, you might be on the lookout for replacement windows. Once your windows start to go bad, it is downhill from there. Instead of waiting for the windows to get worse, you will want to have them replaced with new windows as soon as you can. To help you spot the need for new residential replacement windows, you will want to continue reading. Here are some signs that it's time to get new replacement windows. Read More 

Spring Is Almost Here: Why You’ll Need Professional Maintenance For Your Air Conditioner

2 February 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Spring is just around the corner. Soon, you'll be turning off your heater and turning on your air conditioner. When you do turn on your air conditioner, you'll want to ensure that the system is ready for operation. The best way to do that is through proper springtime maintenance, which should include a professional HVAC technician. While many people do choose to tackle their HVAC maintenance as a do-it-yourself project, that's not necessarily the best way to go. Read More 

2 Of The Best Roofing Materials For Homes With Low-Slope Roofs

12 December 2019
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

With so many different materials to choose from, choosing the right roofing material to shelter your home can be a complicated matter, and there are lots of factors to consider when choosing the right material for your home's specific needs. Finding the right roofing material for your home can be particularly challenging if your home has a low-pitch roof. A roof with a low slope or pitch performs quite differently than a more conventional, high-sloped roof, especially during wet and windy weather, and choosing the wrong material for a low-slope roof can cause leaks and serious structural issues in your attic or roof cavity. Read More 

Interior Vs. Exterior Waterproofing

7 November 2019
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

If you own a home, your biggest goal is to maintain your home so that you do not have to make a huge financial investment later on. After all, your home is your sanctuary. Waterproofing is one way in which you might try to protect your home, especially if you live somewhere with snow, rain, and sleet. Of course, you also have to pick between exterior and interior waterproofing. Which is better? Read More