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 …
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Window 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Wood windows were used in ancient Rome and were originally made of glass mounted in a simple handcrafted frame.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:
Read MoreHow Quality Replacement Windows in Michigan can cut Your Energy Bills
Mar 10, 2014
It’s going to continue to be rough and cold in many parts of the US as experts predict that this year’s spring may arrive late. Snowstorms are still moving across the country and that typically translates into higher energy bills as cold spots rob houses of precious heat. But there are ways to prevent this, according to an article from …
Read MoreSigns You Need to Call a Detroit, MI Wood Window Replacement Company
Jan 30, 2014
Detroit, like many other US cities, was subjected to the bone-chilling weather brought about by winter storm Hercules. During that span, residents experienced the coldest winter weather they had seen in a long time, as reported by The Daily Tribune:
Read MoreRoofing Contractors in Michigan Warn Residents of Possible Snow Damage
Jan 24, 2014
It seems as if Michigan residents can’t catch a break this winter season. After winter super storm Hercules dumped large amounts of snow on the state, Michigan residents can expect another winter storm to arrive in the coming days, as reported by AccuWeather: A fast-moving storm from western Canada will spread a swath of snow and slippery travel from the …
Read MoreTips to Remember When Contemplating Window Replacement in Michigan
Jan 20, 2014
For many people, window replacement in Michigan is about benefiting from the new line of energy-efficient windows. After all, companies often claim that these windows pay for themselves in a few years’ time by slashing energy bills by 30% or more.
Read MoreWhy Roofing Contractors Prefer Spring Over Winter for Reroofing Work
Jan 03, 2014
The snow and ice of the recent polar vortex made it clear that nobody was going outside, not even to fix a leak in the roof. Michigan is among a number of states battered by the sphere of frigid, arctic air, putting cities like Detroit under 15 degrees below zero. Understandably, people wouldn’t want to risk it anyway as the …
Read MorePros and Cons of Getting Wood Window Replacement in Detroit Michigan
Dec 17, 2013
When you have realized that your old windows need full replacement, which type of material will work for the best? Perhaps you are attracted to the traditional appeal of wood windows. Take note that wood window replacement in Detroit, Michigan comes with pros and cons.
Read MoreWhy Choose Licensed, Bonded, and Insured Roofing Companies in Michigan
Dec 16, 2013
Michigan homeowners like you will need the aid of reputable contractors when considering the repair or replacement of your roofs. While there’s a plethora of companies out there that specialize in roofing in Michigan, it can be arduous and confusing to sort them out. To avoid getting duped and putting your household in danger, it’s advisable for you to seek …
Read MoreAdvice from Window Companies in Michigan on Energy-efficient Frames
Dec 13, 2013
A window’s energy efficiency is measured by the type of frame and glass pane it’s made of. With today’s widespread energy-saving campaigns, homeowners have become interested in energy-saving techniques, and choosing windows made of energy-efficient materials is one that interests them the most. An article for HGTV.com discusses some of the common materials used to make energy-efficient windows that are …
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