Custom Contracting Home Improvement Blog

You recently had a window installation, but instead of feeling satisfied with your new windows, you feel that there is something wrong with them. It could be that you are encountering more problems with your new windows than you ever had with your old ones. Perhaps the windows simply don’t look right to you. Either way, there is a high chance that something went wrong with your window installation. Here are some of the most common issues that you may run into after having a poor window installation:

In This article How to Find the Right Roofing Contractor For You. Whether you need a roof repair or a complete replacement, you are investing in the roof over your head, so it is important that your roofer is a good one. You want to make sure you do some research before you settle on a roofer. There have been cases where roofers cheat homeowners by disappearing after payments, so be sure to really do your research so you can get an idea about what your roofing company and their contractors are like. Here are some ways that you can make sure you get the right contractor for you:

If it’s time Eavestrough Cleaning, read our step by step guide on how to stay safe and how to do it right the first time.

Eavestrough and downspoutOut of all the home maintenance chores you can do, cleaning your eavestroughs is one of the least exciting tasks, but definitely most satisfying once the job is done. It’s a job that yields virtually no thanks from your family members, but it’s not about that. It’s about ensuring your gutters are clean and functioning properly.

In thius article, How To Maintain Your Roof After Repairs Or Upgrades. After your roof has been repaired or restored, there’s a few things you as a home owner can do to maintain it, and keep it lasting as long as possible. In this article we’ve laid out some of the tasks you can do to keep your roof in great condition once it’s been repaired, to ensure it functions properly for years to come.

The bottom line is that your roof and siding will eventually need to be repaired or replaced. But how do you know when it’s time? As the years pass by, your roof and siding may still look just fine, but the fact is, that you could be none the wiser to the problems that are building up, of which may cost you more money in the long run if you choose to ignore them.