Your shingle roof is looking a little tired. Maybe it is a bit old, has lost some granules, and it may be hinting of water leaks. What can you do? A revolutionary product, Roof Maxx, can help. Let’s go behind the scenes and see how this natural product can save you money, worry, and your [...]
Your home’s roof is like an onion for two reasons: it has layers, and sometimes it can bring you to tears. […]
“As like an apple as to an oyster,” wrote John Ray in 1670; today we would say “compare apples to oranges.” The idea is, whether you are comparing apples, oysters, oranges, or roofing estimates, you should compare the same things. […]
Insulating and air-sealing your home is one of the most effective ways to lower your energy bills, reduce your carbon footprint, and increase your family’s indoor comfort. It also happens to be one of the highest returns on your investment, as described by Remodeling’s Cost Versus Value. […]
Michigan is beautiful. Michigan is cold. Michigan is hot. As a Michigan homeowner, you love the beauty and delightful variations of our state’s four seasons, but you are not a fan of energy bills. Attic insulation helps lower your carbon footprint, stave off expensive energy bills, and keep your home safe year-round. […]
Work ethic is an American tradition; all work is noble. Except. Except when you have to rouse yourself from bed on a Saturday and climb a rickety ladder to clean gutters. That kind of work? Not so noble, and the #1 reason gutter covers are a good idea. […]
At our latitudes, our beautiful earth has four seasons. Can you tell which of them — spring, summer, fall, winter — is also gutter cleaning season? […]
The itsy bitsy spider uses them for getting around. But what is the purpose of downspouts? Are downspouts necessary? Please allow us to shower you with information about the purpose and value of downspouts. […]
The longest object you can mail, according to the U.S. Postal Service, is 130 inches in combined length and girth. This means you could, in theory, mail someone a 5-inch gutter that was just over eight feet long. So how do seamless gutters end up on your home? […]
What makes a house? Walls, a roof, a floor, and some windows and doors. Do you need a basement for a house to be a home? No. Do you need gutters? That depends. […]
