ALC - SW Exteriors

Thinking about remodeling your home but not sure where to start? From setting a budget to choosing the right contractor, home improvement projects can feel overwhelming fast.

Thinking about upgrading your home’s siding? James Hardie fiber cement siding is one of the most popular and trusted products in the country — but knowing if it’s the right fit for your home can feel overwhelming.

You’ve probably seen it before: the giant stack of “replacement windows” at Home Depot, Lowe’s, or Costco. Grab a “standard size,” schedule an install, and boom, new windows.

You may have caught ads promising a “Window Relief Program” that offers free whole-home window replacements through government funding. Unfortunately, that’s misleading. While there are legitimate state and federal weatherization programs, they’re carefully targeted and, at most, cover minor repairs or partial replacements for income-qualified households.

When you’re shopping for new windows, it makes sense to want the lowest price. New windows are a significant investment, and at first glance, many options look alike.

When it comes to upgrading your home’s windows, black frames have become one of the most popular and stylish choices. Their sleek, modern look can dramatically boost your home’s curb appeal and complement today’s architectural trends. But if you’ve shopped around, you’ve probably noticed one thing: black windows typically cost more than their white or neutral-colored counterparts. 

First off, congrats on booking your soffit and fascia consultation! You’re about to make a smart move that not only protects your home but also boosts its curb appeal and value. 

Have you ever heard someone say fiberglass windows need constant polishing? 

If you’re thinking about replacing your windows, you’ve probably noticed there are tons of options and opinions out there. It can quickly become overwhelming. The truth? Many homeowners make simple but costly mistakes that lead to regret, higher bills, and headaches down the line.