For years, the most common choice of window material is wood. Wood provides natural insulation and is a beauty to behold. However, the problem with wooden windows is maintenance. The material can deteriorate faster without proper maintenance. The weather in Michigan can also take its toll on your windows. Rain or snow may leave moisture for mold growth.
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Replacement Windows: Home Renovation That’s Truly Worthy
Jul 04, 2014
Homeowners do renovations for a number of reasons. Sometimes, they intend to sell their property. A makeover can give it a fresh and attractive look for potential buyers. This increases the house’s value. In some cases, they want to make it more comfortable by increasing room space or adjusting the layout. Or maybe, owners just got tired of how the …
Read MoreKnow How Much Your Contractor Covers to Protect Your Investment
May 20, 2014
So you want to start a home improvement project, and you feel safe from liabilities because you have home insurance. But did you know that there are things that insurance companies won’t pay for, especially when you forget to inform the company of your plans to remodel something for your house? Some examples are mold growth, flooding, and most importantly, …
Read MorePreventing Mold through Exterior Home Solutions by Kroll Construction
May 13, 2014
Most people look forward to the arrival of spring and anticipate long, warm days and pleasant spring rains. The unfortunate thing is, two of the things we love about the season—heat and the end of winter dryness—come with unpleasant consequences: mold growth.
Read MoreGive Your Roof a Fighting Chance against Extreme Weather
Apr 28, 2014
With the kind of weather the US has been having, it would seem that erratic is the new normal. There’s rain and snow and cold winds where there shouldn’t be, but there’s nothing you can really do about it, except maybe ensure that the roof over your head can withstand all that abuse. Check out the current state of things …
Read MoreWeatherproof Your Home with New Windows in Detroit
Apr 22, 2014
There’s nothing like spring to put you in the mood for new beginnings. Unfortunately, the new season has yet to settle in, with the erratic weather taking center stage and denying you any semblance of spring. With the weather being so unpredictable, you just don’t know what you’re going to get.
Read MoreWorried About Extreme Weather? Get Help from a Roofing Pro
Apr 16, 2014
Roofs are integral to protecting properties, so caring for them is important, especially in extreme weather. Detroit roofs had had a tough time of it this year, with this past winter being among the worst to hit many parts of the country in years. Check out the following report from last February:
Read MoreSave Energy and Money with Michigan Replacement Windows
Apr 11, 2014
Windows are among the most eye-catching elements in a house. They give homeowners access to scenery, natural light, and fresh air and can contribute greatly to a home’s interior and exterior appeal. But apart from aesthetics and their basic functions, windows have increasingly been contributing to sustainability and energy efficiency. These high-tech windows are now sought-after not only in homes …
Read MoreSpringtime Roof Inspections: The Basics
Apr 08, 2014
Spring has finally arrived, but while most homeowners have already gotten a move on with their home improvement projects, some still have no idea where to begin. A tip from housing experts: start with a thorough roof inspection. This is necessary as your roof is your house’s primary defense against extreme weather. The Fiscal Times offers these brief but helpful …
Read MoreWindow Replacement: Go For A Few Wood Window Styles
Apr 03, 2014
Wood windows were used in ancient Rome and were originally made of glass mounted in a simple handcrafted frame. Today, wood window styles and sizes vary, depending on the personal preference of the homeowner. Reports have shown that wood windows with creative designs can increase a house’s curb appeal. In an article published on hometips4women.com:
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