Adding new siding to your home can increase its value. However, the decision is not always an easy one. Sometimes, it makes sense to delay or skip installing new siding, particularly if you plan on selling your home in the near future. Here are a few guidelines to consider.
Your home’s roof has served you well for many years while acting as the first line of defense against the weather and other issues. Eventually, however, there comes a time when you’ll need to replace it.
Roofing felt is used as a base over wood rafters and then shingles are laid upon it. The National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA) includes roofing felt in its recommendations for roofing and waterproofing. Building codes also commonly require this material as a layer between the roof deck and shingles. Here are some things you may …
You have taken the bold step of getting your house reroofed. It took a lot of planning, financing, and worry, but you have made it here. What will a reroofing project look like? How should you prepare, both inside and outside your home?
Most roofs will last a long time, especially if homeowners schedule regular maintenance with a professional roofing contractor and keep a close eye on their roof’s condition. All roofs need to be replaced eventually, however. Especially when repairs become cost prohibitive and it’s clear a new roof is necessary. The question is, how long should …
At Midwest Roofing, Siding & Windows, helping the community goes beyond providing superior home improvement craftsmanship and experience.
The roof is your home’s first line of defense against the weather and any other time Mother Nature pays a call.
The best roofs are made to last, but even those of the highest quality need repairs from time to time. Catching minor repairs before they create significant issues is crucial to getting the longest life possible from your roof.
When you hire a contractor for a full roof replacement, you’ll want to make sure they do a good job and the roof will last for a long time to come.
The winter season in Minneapolis is typically ravaging. Your roof not only has to deal with snow and ice storms but also high amounts of rainfall.