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Understanding Construction Work

Do you understand how construction work proceeds? I didn't, at least until a few years ago. I wanted to build a new home, but to be honest, I had no idea what I needed to do in order to make things better. I started going through and focusing on understanding construction work, and it was really interesting to see the difference that we were able to make. With my involvement, different elements of the home really came together, and it was fun to see the changes. This blog is all about understanding work and making things better. Check it out!

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4 Signs You Need A Chimney Cleaning At Your Home

Posted on May 3, 2019

If your home has a wood-burning fireplace, then you should schedule a professional chimney cleaning at least once a year. If it's been a while since your last professional chimney cleaning, or if you're not sure when your last chimney cleaning was, then it may be time to schedule one with a reputable chimney sweep in your area. Not sure whether you're due for a chimney cleaning? There are a few red flags to watch out for. [Read More]

A Look At Working With An Architect When You Renovate Your Home

Posted on February 20, 2019

If you're planning a major renovation of your home, you'll probably need the help of an architect. Your contractor needs plans to work from and you need help envisioning the changes you want to make. Here's what to expect when working with an architect. Share Your Ideas The architect's job is to help you create a home you love, so your input is crucial. However, the architect can help you realize what will work and what won't based on the structure of your house. [Read More]

4 Reasons To Replace Your Roof Before Listing Your Home For Sale

Posted on November 14, 2018

If you're putting your home up for sale, you may be wondering if it's worth replacing your roof before listing it on the market. Buyers typically expect a home's roof to be in good condition. A roof that leaks or is near the end of its usual lifespan presents a massive obstacle for buyers — buyers often do not want to make expensive repairs the moment they move in to a new home. [Read More]

Home In A Hot Climate? Use One Of These Four Roofing Materials

Posted on September 28, 2018

Do you live in a part of the country that sees hot temperatures all year round? If so, you may realize how hard the weather is on your home's roof. The type of roofing material you use can play a big part in protecting your home,which is why it helps to know which options work best for your warm climate. Slate Roofing Material One roofing material to consider is slate. The material can be made with a light color that actually helps reflect heat away from your home. [Read More]