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Gutter Replacement vs. Gutter Repair: Which One Do I Need?

Jun 11th, 2019 // Uncategorized

Gutters are the glue that holds your home together. They protect against the number one threat to your home’s integrity: moisture. Problem is, gutters often suffer from an out-of-sight-out-of-mind mentality that leaves them in disrepair—or worse—completely useless. When properly maintained, gutters can last a lifetime. Often, homeowners don’t think about their gutters until it’s too … more »

How To Remove Roof Shingle Stains Without Bleach

May 25th, 2019 // Roof Repair

You look up on a bright spring day to find that your roof is riddled with stains. The snow, ice, and rain have wreaked havoc on your shingles. Whether it’s peppered with dark spots or covered with algae, roof stains should be taken seriously. They could be a sign of impending doom for your roof … more »

Uneven Drywall: Here’s the Skimmy

May 16th, 2019 // Drywall Installation and Finishing, Interior and Exterior Painting

If you’ve been staring at that uneven spot on the wall for a while, it may be time for a skim coat. Wall skimming is not always an easy skill to master for the average homeowner. With practice, anyone can succeed at making their uneven drywall into a smooth, flat canvas. What is a skim … more »

Should I Replace My Roof Before I Sell My Home?

May 6th, 2019 // Roof Installation, Roof Repair

Homeowner’s who have sagging, curling, damaged, or old roofs, may find the answer to this question is pretty clear. If your roof has some slight imperfections or is nearing the end of its life, deciding whether to replace it before you sell may pose a dilemma. Roofs in disrepair can be a red flag for … more »

How To Spot A Failing Roof

Apr 24th, 2019 // Roof Repair

How To Spot A Failing Roof Just as you’d get an annual physical, your roof needs a regular check-up. The roof of your home is an indicator of its overall health. If you haven’t called the roof doctor in a while, you may find it’s well overdue for inspection. A roof that is failing or … more »

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