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When it comes to making sure that your home is strong and has the curb appeal to impress, you must consider your siding. There are many factors to consider before taking that step including types of siding, materials, and colors.Vinyl SidingPros: Affordable & Lots of Variety

It’s 2018 and bathroom design trends are hard to follow, but here’s the great news if you ARE NOT in the market for a full bathroom remodel you might be safe because neutral and organic tones are still in. So is white subway tile– we haven’t seen the sunset on this trend so maybe it’s not a trend anymore and just a bathroom staple?

If you have a new deck, a new home with a deck, or having one built you need to make sure to know how to take care of it to enjoy for years to come. This guide is for the two most popular types of decks: wood and composite decking. Wood pressure treated lumber is the most common and most affordable type of deck.

Thanksgiving is rapidly approaching and if you’re hosting the big holiday meal or even just the regular family gathering I’m sure you have tons of things on your mind. Grocery lists, food prep, and who’s bring this or that is quickly going to be on the top of your mind so we wanted to give you a few quick ideas to dress up that table.

The rising cost of energy is currently at the forefront of every homeowner’s mind. Realizing that homeowners can no longer afford the expensive and rising energy costs, the government has stepped in and passed new legislation for Federal Energy Tax Credits to be extended for a limited time during 2020.

As great as natural light in the home looks, it also can heat up the home in the summer when temperatures are high. One of the easiest things you can do to keep your home cooler and energy bills lower is to block out the heat from the sun during the times the sun is directly coming in.

Single-hung windows have one sash that stays stationary and one — the bottom sash — that opens. The benefits of these windows include lower costs when compared with double-hung windows. These windows also can be easier to install in some cases. They’re a good style fit for older and historic homes, since older architecture typically used single-hung windows.

If you have an older home that’s never had insulation added, then chances are high you have little to no effective insulation.Your HVAC System runs constantly and your Energy Bills are high.You get icicles and ice dams in the winter. You might not know it but this is a sign your attic is not vented and insulated properly.You feel drafts and or have inconsistent indoor temperatures.