When we transition from winter to spring in Minnesota, it’s a welcome change from the low temperatures and hefty amount of snow and ice we experience each year.
Read MoreRecognizing early signs of roof leaks and dealing with them when they are minor can save you time and money by preventing major issues. Water penetration may begin small, but over time it can end up causing a great deal of damage if you don’t attend to it.
Read MoreA new roof is a major investment, and signing a contract with a reputable roofer is a vital part of the process. It can be tough to know what to look for when you are given a roofing contract.
Read MoreA common winter cycle occurs when there is moisture in the air and temperatures go below freezing, then above it, then back to below freezing again. The drastic swing in temperatures from comfortable outdoor temps to those well below freezing is associated with what is called the “freeze-thaw cycle.
Read MoreGorgeous winter weather can be breathtaking when snow blankets the landscape just outside your window. But if you feel the Minnesota chill seeping through your (closed) windows while you’re enjoying the vista, it’s likely time for either repairs or replacements.
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Your siding defends your home from the elements and is a defining feature of your exterior aesthetic. When it begins to wear out, shows signs of damage, or becomes vulnerable to pests or water intrusion, it’s time to replace your home’s protective layer.
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The value of added insulation just before winter in Minnesota is substantial. With temperatures plummeting to minus-60, boosting the amount of insulation in your home is a wise way to increase energy efficiency, ensure indoor comfort, and lower utility bills.
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Are your heating bills skyrocketing each winter? Does your home interior feel cold even when the heater is running? Do your windowpanes rattle when the wind gusts come into contact with them? Are your windows difficult to open or close?
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Your roof’s lifespan will be directly influenced by the way it was manufactured, your climate, and how well it was maintained over the years. Steeper sloped roofing has a longer lifespan than flat roofs that don’t allow water and debris to flow off as easily.
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Wouldn’t you rather invest in new gutters to protect your property from costly foundation issues than deal with the sizable expense and hassle of repairing your foundation? It’s certainly easier to prevent foundation issues than it is to treat them once they appear.
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