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Your roof is one of the most important pieces of your home’s exterior. It provides a number of benefits for your home, including protecting it from the elements and pests, as well as improving your home’s curb appeal and boosting its resale value.

There are many great reasons to consider having the siding on your house replaced. These range from saving you money on your utility bills to having more pride in your home every day when you pull up the driveway.

Often times, it’s easy to forget about the outside of your house. When in reality the outside is the first thing people see, which is why it’s essential to not forgetting about the outside, like this previous project we did.

The weather is starting to cool, and as any New Englander knows, that means the snow and frigid days are right around the corner.  While winter can be beautiful in its own right, it also brings a new set of home maintenance rules.

Cleaning your gutters is something you may not often think about – and that’s a good thing. Gutters are essential components of your home that ensure that rainwater flows from your roof to the ground without getting into your home.

When you need to replace the siding on your home, the options you have at your disposal can be overwhelming at times.  Should you opt for the tried-and-true classic, vinyl siding? Or perhaps something with a little more aesthetic appeal like cedarwood?

Sometimes the signs that your home needs exterior remodeling are obvious. Having a tree limb fall through your roof or break a large portion of your siding will leave you with obvious repairs to make.

When it comes to roof replacements, there are times that are better for replacing your roof than others.  You may be wondering which season is the best for replacing your roof.

When it comes to roofing materials, none is more universally used than asphalt shingles.  They are the most common roofing material on residential homes in the United States, and for good reason. They offer a variety of benefits for the homeowners who choose to install them.

Vinyl siding has been one of the most popular siding materials in New England for decades, and for good reason.  It is a wonderful siding option that keep homes protected from anything Mother Nature has to throw at them.