Just because the weather’s changing doesn’t mean you have to put your home improvement plans on hold. Fall and winter are a perfect time to tackle indoor remodeling projects. The best bang for your buck? Kitchens and bathrooms. Both are a great way to add value to your home. Daunted by the thought of a remodel? Don’t be. Let our experienced team guide you through the process. A gorgeous new upgrade is just a phone call away.
You put a lot work into caring for the inside of your home. But how about the outside? Your home’s exterior does more than just look beautiful. It protects from sun, storms and extreme temperatures. No matter what material your siding is made of be sure to give it the proper attention.
Springtime’s nearly upon us. Time to start enjoying your outdoor space. But before you fire up the grill take a moment to walk-around and survey the condition of your exteriors:
Is that wood looking weathered?
Has your paint started to peel?
Are those iron fences getting rusty?
Early spring is the perfect time to schedule routine maintenance for your deck, fences, stairs and sidewalks. Wooden decks and stairs should be professionally pressure washed and stained approximately every two or three years to protect the longevity of the wood. But even if it’s been much longer than that don’t be shy, give us a call. You’ll be amazed at the dramatic difference. Read more
You already know we’re experts in designing and building decks big and small. Our new partnership with MAMAGREEN now means we are also your official one
-stop-shopping for your outdoor spaces.
Specializing in stylish, contemporary, customizable outdoor furnishings MAMAGREEN offers quality pieces made in an environmentally friendly way. Their materials include teak, reclaimed teak, aluminum and galvanized steel. They reuse 99% of factory waste and 77% of metals are from recycled content.
Expert Tip: Preventing Condensation Inside Your Windows
As window experts with nearly twenty-five years of experience, customers often ask us what they can do about interior condensation.
Condensation is a common winter problem in cold climates like ours because cold air holds less humidity. Excess water vapor in your home from humidifiers, showers and cooking steam may end up as condensation on your windows.
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