Fall Maintenance Tips for Siding
When the seasons transition from summer to fall, homeowners start to prepare for colder weather. Winter may be months away, but New England weather can change on a dime! Freezing temperatures, heavy snow and sleet can cause damage to a home that’s not ready. Homeowners especially have to prepare their siding, the exterior material that…
4 Tips to Save Energy in Colder Weather
Fall has arrived in New England! We’ll soon be switching from air conditioning to heat to keep our homes comfortable. Yet, excessive furnace use can increase energy costs during the colder months of the year. What other factors could be raising your energy bill? We have 4 tips to keep your home warm and energy-efficient…
Tips to Prepare Your Home for Fall Weather
Summer is often a busy season. Kids are off from school, families go on vacation and there’s less time spent at home. When fall rolls around, many homeowners realize that few preparations have been made to their property. Yet, it’s important to be ready for the temperature change from summer to fall. We have 8…
Should You Replace Your Windows This Fall?
Windows protect our homes from the elements, including rain, snow and pollen. When properly installed and maintained, they help insulate your house to keep the family comfortable year-round. If your home’s windows are old, drafty or have damaged frames, it may be time for replacements. While spring is the optimal time for window installation in…
4 Signs Your House Needs New Siding
Every house has an exterior layer of protective material called siding. This material defends the home against destructive weather, keeps the interior well-insulated and adds curb appeal to your property. After many years living in the same home, you may begin to notice minor wear and tear but put off replacement. However, ignoring damaged siding…