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When it comes to choosing the right roof for your home, the decision often boils down to metal roofing vs asphalt shingles. Both options have their strengths, but which one is truly better for your home?
Regular roof inspections can save you a lot of money in the long run, ensuring small issues are identified and addressed before they turn into costly repairs. What’s more, in some cases roof inspections (usually those for storm damage) are actually free.
Preserving the historical character of your home is about more than just maintaining its outward appearance—it's about honoring the craftsmanship and architectural details that make your home unique. One aspect of this preservation involves your windows. Historic windows are not just about function; they’re part of the story of your home, a living relic of the design sensibilities of a bygone era.
Everything’s bigger in Texas - including the hail.
Most people expect to shell out $10-$20,000 every 10 to 15 years for a new roof.
Filing an insurance claim for roof damage should be a simple and easy process.
"You never get a second chance to make a first impression," the old saying goes. Well, when it comes to the first impression your home makes, there’s no element more important than your siding, particularly your siding style.
If you Google James Hardie siding costs, you'll find websites (like Angie's List and Modernize) that claim that Hardie board siding costs between $5-15 or $8-12 per square foot (installed).
When comparing James Hardie vs LP SmartSide, you aren’t quite getting an apple-to-apples comparison, as James Hardie is a fiber cement product, while LP Smartside is made of engineered wood.
Provia and Andersen are both popular window brands with many similarities. They both offer either vinyl, vinyl-wood clad, or composite windows; they both have a strong focus on energy efficiency; and they both have a reputation for all-around quality