As the tragic wildfires continue to burn throughout the state of California, implementing fire safety and prevention standards for your home is more important than ever. Bringing your home up to fire code is one of the best ways you
Read MoreMoss—it’s a beautiful sight in a forest, but less so when it starts growing on your roof shingles. And moss on your roof is more than just an eyesore; it can be incredibly damaging to your shingles. It can cause
Read MoreWe’ve all been that nosy neighbor. We see a construction truck parked by a nearby house and we peek out the curtain to find out what’s going on. Are they getting new windows, doors, or something else? Perhaps you’ve begun
Read MoreSo you need a new roof. You may find that you’ve become incredibly invested in the upgraded aesthetic a new roof can add to your home, maybe even more so than the functionality it can bring. Making sure your new
Read MoreHaving a LeafGuard® gutter system installed doesn’t only mean you’re investing in the very best gutter protection on the market—it also means you’re receiving a beautiful product that will seamlessly complement your home. That’s because LeafGuard gutters are available in
Read MoreYou may think that your job is done once you have gutter guards installed. After all, they’re supposed to do the work of keeping out twigs, leaves, dirt, and other debris from your gutters so you don’t have to worry
Read MoreIt’s not a secret anymore: In general, roofs can last for up to 50 years. But does that mean the roof that was installed on your home 25 years ago still has half of its lifespan left? Not necessarily. There
Read MoreA tubular skylight brings natural light into an interior room of a home. Without exterior walls that have windows to flood it with sunlight, an interior room relies on artificial lighting to keep it illuminated. Tubular skylights are composed of
Read MoreYou may not realize it, but several things happen in your attic that keep your home comfortable throughout the seasons. One of those things is frequent air circulation. Without this air circulation, the hot air that enters your home through
Read MoreIt is indeed possible to run your whole house using solar power. This “off the grid” lifestyle, as it’s sometimes called, is very attractive to some homeowners who want to limit their reliance on traditional electrical sources and be as
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