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The truth is, not all roofing contractors are created equal. Picking the wrong one can lead to a laundry list of problems—poor workmanship, warranty issues, safety concerns, and even unfinished projects.
When it comes to replacing your windows, you want something that’s not only beautiful but built to last. That’s exactly where Infinity from Marvin stands out. These windows are crafted from Ultrex® fiberglass—a material that’s stronger than vinyl, more durable than wood, and engineered to handle everything the Texas climate throws its way. Infinity from Marvin offers sleek, low-profile frames, clean lines, and customizable finishes that elevate your home’s style while delivering long-term performance.
When your roof starts showing signs of wear and tear, you’re faced with a big question: should you repair the damage, or is it time for a full replacement?
Your roof is one of the most important parts of your home, and like anything else, it won’t last forever. Over time, wear and tear, harsh weather, and age can take their toll.
If you're exploring fiberglass window options, there's a good chance you've come across Marvin's Essential and Infinity lines. But what’s the real difference between the two? How do you know which one is the better fit for your home?
When it comes time to replace your home's windows, you have an abundance of options. Wood, vinyl, aluminum, composite - each material comes with its own set of pros and cons that might leave you second-guessing your decision.
You've probably dealt with traditional window headaches before. Maybe it's those wooden frames that looked gorgeous when installed but now have paint peeling off and signs of rot. Or perhaps it's cheap vinyl windows that seemed like a bargain until they warped and created gaps.
When you think of an in-home consultation, what comes to mind? Maybe a gimmicky sales pitch with a "buy today" special offer? A rushed meeting where you’re handed a quote and left with more questions than answers? Unfortunately, that’s the norm in this industry. But at Southwest Exteriors, we do things differently. And no one knows that better than Ryan Houchen—better known in our office as "Hooch".
Dreaming of that gorgeous kitchen renovation or a stunning master bath upgrade but don't have the cash on hand? Your home might actually hold the key to financing your dream projects. A Home Equity Line of Credit—commonly known as a HELOC—lets you tap into your home's value to fund improvements more beautiful and more valuable.
Your front door makes a powerful first impression of your home, but it does so much more than just look pretty. A quality door serves as a crucial barrier against the elements, helps maintain your home's energy efficiency, and provides essential security for your family. Yet despite these important functions, many homeowners postpone replacing damaged or outdated doors simply because of cost concerns.