It’s hard to believe that fall is already here again. But after a long summer of sunny, warm days, the evenings are already getting cooler. It won’t be long before the whole world is draped in vibrant shades of red, orange, and yellow and the chilly mornings have us reaching for our warmer jackets. If your attic insulation isn’t up to the challenge of winter weather, fall is a good time to schedule an insulation upgrade.

How much time do you spend thinking about your home’s roof? Chances are that if it’s working as it should be, you don’t put very much thought into the condition of your roof.

If you’re like millions of Americans, it’s typically only when a strong storm pulls up a few shingles or there’s a serious leak that you think about its condition. But the truth is that we could all benefit from spending a little more time thinking about the condition of our roofs. Keeping up with minor roof maintenance as it occurs can help your roof to perform better and last longer.

There are lots of great reasons to paint your home’s exterior siding. Perhaps your existing siding is in need of an update or maybe you’re just ready for a new look. But one of the most common reasons homeowners decide to paint their home is that they’re getting ready to place it on the market and want to make a beautiful first impression. Few things are more welcoming than a fresh coat of paint and a well-appointed front entrance.

When you look out through your windows on a clear spring day, what do you hope to see? You’re probably imagining a landscape of healthy green grass, the sight of children playing, or even a glimpse of woodland creatures. That view can be less than perfect if it’s obstructed by unsightly water condensation that occurs on the inside of your windows. If inside condensation has become a fact of life with your windows, you may be resigned to simply deal with it.