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We are all aware that roofs are designed to keep water, snow, and debris from accumulating at your roof. Shingles and other roofing materials have been specifically designed to redirect the flow of water and ice towards the necessary gutter and drainage[…]
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Comparing Vinyl Windows Versus Wood Windows
Most individuals who are not well-versed with windows and exterior design might think that windows are more aesthetic rather than functional, but windows do have some very important uses that can lengthen the lifespan of your house. One important function that it[…]
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Using Replacement Windows In New Construction
Excluding ventilation shafts, chimneys, and doors, windows are one of the main passageways for air and moisture to enter your home. While in most instances windows are open to allow a cool breeze to enter your house, there are also instances were[…]
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Determining Vinyl Siding Thickness – Does It Matter?
Siding has been around for decades and it has been one of the more common ways of protecting the walls and the foundations of your house from the different weather and climates. Sure, having a good roofing system can help stave away[…]
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New Roof Shingles: Not Flat?
Roof shingles refer to either flattened or curved tiles on a roof that are stuck together by overlapping or interlocking. They are installed in such a way that allows water to slide down towards the edge. There are various materials used as[…]
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