Our wonderful sun is a nuclear furnace. From 93 million miles away, we are mostly safe from nuclear radiation. Yet we benefit from solar radiation that includes visible light, ultraviolet light, infrared, radio waves, X-rays, and gamma rays. Unfortunately, our homes’ vinyl siding does not benefit from ultraviolet light. That is part of the answer …
Ah, downspouts! Of all your roofing system’s parts, the lowly downspouts are possibly the most overlooked. Twin Cities homeowners probably give their roofing systems no more than a fleeting thought every few years, so those downspouts get no love, do they? Yet a clogged downspout can ruin your home!
Before the snow starts falling, it is essential to begin winterizing your home to keep it secure and safe. Winterizing refers to the tasks you take toward preparing your home for winter. Proper preparation keeps the cold out and protects your home from damage due to harsh weather conditions – freezing rain, snow, and sleet.
As fall gives way to the chill of winter, the warm summer days seem like a distant memory. It’s now the perfect time to start winterizing your home for the cold months ahead. These coming months can have extended cold snaps, plus storms bring snow and ice.
Properly installed windows will last several years with minimal maintenance. However, your windows will ultimately succumb to the elements, calling for a new installation. So how do you know if your windows are bad? More importantly, how do to stop the damage and get the most from them? Homeowners and businesses looking to maintain the …
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Windows account for up to 30% of residential energy use (heating and cooling). Therefore, energy-efficient windows are an essential consideration for your home. What’s more, taking steps to reduce energy loss through your existing windows makes your home comfortable. It will also save you money on energy bills.
If you have been asking yourself various window-related questions like “how long do house windows last?” or “how often should windows be replaced?” you are in the right place. This article will point out what determines how long your windows can last as well as share ways to increase their lifespan.
Water leaks into your home’s siding can occur for a variety of reasons. In some cases, improperly sealed flashing will allow water to enter the house through vents, doors, and windows. Clogged gutters can also cause water to spill over onto the flashing, causing buckling and warping over time. If you believe there’s a leak …
The Romans used them. Stone churches disguised theirs as gargoyles. Gutters date back at least 3,500 years, for good reason. Gutters at the top of your home preserve the bottom of your home.
There are a variety of factors which go into determining the price of window replacement for your home. Replacing windows can be a big investment, so it makes sense to try to get an accurate cost estimate before committing to anything. If you’re wondering how much it costs to replace windows in your house, take …
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