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How to Pick the Right Roofing Materials to Match the Style of Your Home

May 3rd, 2021 // Blog, Roof Installation

Your home is yours, which means whatever your style may be, you have the ability to live in a structure of self-expression— to a degree. (No one wants to live next to a bright orange house with an orange roof. Not to mention the property value for that giant peach of a home would significantly … more »

Drywall Repair DIY & Tips

Apr 2nd, 2021 // Drywall Installation and Finishing

Drywall is the interior skin of your home. And just like our skin, although quite tough, drywall can be dented, dinged, and damaged. From a furniture moving incident to a miscalculated champagne popping, your drywall is bound to endure a few knicks here and there. When that happens, don’t fret–fixing the problem is actually not … more »

3 Reasons You Need to Take Care of Your Gutters

Mar 15th, 2021 // Gutter Repair and Replacement

It’s time to get your mind in the gutter. That’s right, dive right in and get to know the ins and outs of gutter care. Why? Because despite them being simple systems, if gutters are damaged, broken, or clogged, they can cause much more damage to the rest of your home, roof, and yard. Follow … more »

What to Expect When You Need a New Roof

Mar 10th, 2021 // Roof Repair

So, it’s time: you need a new roof. Whether it comes down to natural wear and tear, damage from a storm, a leak that went undetected for too long, or your shingles balding so bad they’re beyond repair, a new roof is a large project that can take time, money, and preparation. It’s a process, … more »

Roofing Trends to Try When You Want to Switch Up Your Look

Mar 2nd, 2021 // Roof Installation, Roof Repair

Considering roofs can last anywhere from 20 to 80 years, it makes sense that you may feel the itch to make a switch. If you’ve painted your home recently, updated the landscape, added a hardscape, or are just tired of the color and the materials, your roof—although functional—may not be as appealing as you’d like. … more »

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