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Metal Roofing vs. Shingles: Which Is Right For Your House?

When deciding between metal roofing or shingles, consider the aesthetic, cost, maintenance requirements, durability, and lifespan. To determine if metal roofing or shingles are right for your house, let’s break down the differences and pros and cons of each. METAL Metal roofing comes in big...

Your Jobsite Cleanup Checklist When The Job Is Complete

While your crew might not jump for joy at the thought of cleaning when your construction project is done, it allows you to stand back and see the fruits of your labor. No matter how well you keep your job site organized, a job site getting dirty is just the nature of the work. To give your crew a...

Shop Local This Holiday Season

Whether you need to purchase gifts, greeting cards, dinner fixin's, baked goods, twinkle lights, decorations or even just some extra chairs, a new welcome mat, spare bedding or one more air mattress, the holiday season can seem like it's all about shopping. It is easy to get overwhelmed with sales...

3 Ways To Get Your Building Materials To Your Jobsite

Having all the building materials you need when you need them is key to having an efficient job site. Once you’ve taken inventory of what supplies you have and determined what you need, it’s time to place your order and decide how to get your materials. Here are three ways you can get your...

How To Maintain Your Driveway

When you do regular cleaning and maintenance on your house, don’t forget about your driveway. Having a nice driveway ensures you have a place to park your car and a place to spend time with your kids playing outside. Plus, a well-maintained driveway helps boost your home’s curb appeal. Keep your...

Signs Your Tools Need Servicing

As you use tools, wear and tear happens naturally. Eventually, your tools will need to be repaired or replaced. In order to work safely and efficiently, bring your tools in to be serviced if you notice one or more of these signs. THEY’RE MAKING STRANGE SOUNDS If power tools are making...

7 Parts Of Your Roof That Need Regular Maintenance And Repair

As a homeowner, knowing how to care for your roof might be over your head (pun intended). Since your roof is one of the most important parts of your home, you need to include it in your regular maintenance to-do list. Neglecting your roof can lead to structural issues and costly damage, meaning...

7 Tips For Keeping Your Job Site Organized

When thinking of a construction job site, clean and organized might not be the first words that come to mind. But to get a job done safely and on time, being organized on the job site is crucial. Follow these tips to make your job site more organized and efficient. HAVE A WASTE MANAGEMENT...

Preparing Your Home for Holiday Guests with Interior and Exterior Projects

As the crisp autumn air arrives, it signals not only the changing seasons but also the approaching holiday season. With family gatherings and festivities on the horizon, now is the perfect time to embark on home improvement projects that will enhance both the interior and exterior of your home. In...

A Comprehensive Guide for DIY-ers and Contractors to Prep Equipment for Winter

As the chill of winter settles in, DIY enthusiasts and contractors alike gear up to face the unique challenges posed by cold weather. Winterizing your equipment is not just about protecting your tools—it's an essential step to ensure optimal performance and longevity. In this blog post, we'll...

How To Check Your Doors And Windows For Energy Loss

No one wants to waste their money. But if your home has old or inefficient doors and windows, chances are you’re throwing your hard-earned money right out the window. Installing energy-efficient doors and windows can decrease your energy bills, since up to 30% of your home’s heating and cooling...

Tips for Weatherization

Poor weatherproofing cannot only cause discomfort in your home, but also leads to high heat and energy costs that can easily be prevented. Weatherization is a very simple concept. During the summer it means keeping the heat out, and during the winter it means keeping the heat in. This can be a big...

Fall Essentials for Contractors: A Seasonal Shopping Guide

As the vibrant colors of summer give way to the crispness of autumn, contractors are gearing up for a new season of projects. Fall brings its own set of challenges and opportunities for professionals in the construction industry. In this blog post, we'll explore a range of autumn essentials that...

Understanding the Differences Between OSB and CDX

When it comes to construction and woodworking, selecting the right materials is essential for the success and durability of a project. Two commonly used materials for sheathing and structural purposes are OSB (Oriented Strand Board) and CDX plywood. While they might seem similar at first glance,...

Siding Savvy: A Comprehensive Guide to Maintaining Different Siding Types

Siding is not just about enhancing your home's curb appeal; it's also a protective barrier against the elements. From wood and vinyl to fiber cement and stucco, various siding materials require different maintenance approaches. In this blog post, we'll dive into the essential maintenance tips for...

Water Damage Repair Tips

Water damage can at first seem insignificant, but if it is not repaired properly, it can lead to far greater difficulties. No matter how the damage occurred, what the source of the water may have been, or what items or materials were affected, good water damage repair will thoroughly correct the...

Where to Start When Restoring a Deck

If you made the decision to restore your deck rather than replace it, then the first thing you want to do is make sure it is structurally sound. If possible, take a look below and ensure that the framing is in good condition. This could mean anything from physical damage to rot. Additionally, make...

Guide to Planning a Home Addition

A home addition can be a great way to adapt and update your home, increase its property value, and create exciting new spaces you and your family can enjoy for years or even generations to come. The project, however, can also be intimidating and overwhelming, especially if you have never tackled...

What You Need to Know about Buying Replacement Windows

So you’ve decided to take the plunge and replace your old windows. Doing so is one of the best investments you can make for your home --not only for the reduction in energy bills, but the increase in comfort, quiet, and ease of cleaning/maintaining. Additionally, replacing windows in your home can...

How to Install Deck Railing Posts

Sturdy posts are crucial for a safe, secure deck. Installing posts properly does not have to be difficult, but it does have to be done carefully to ensure a firm railing on a deck you can enjoy for years. The Importance of Posts Posts are the base of support for your deck railing. No matter what...

Decking Material Considerations

A deck can be a great addition to any home, offering an outdoor space for relaxation, entertaining, and enjoyment. But when it comes to choosing the right decking material, homeowners have a lot of options to consider. In this blog post, we'll take a closer look at different decking material...

Jobsite Protection for Remodels

When we’re planning for a remodeling job, one of the top checklist items is jobsite protection. The first rule is to do no harm. We don’t want to damage any existing finishes or contaminate the homeowner’s living space. So we plan in advance to control dust and protect surface finishes. There are...

Fall Protection

Residential contractors are subject to the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration's Fall Protection Standard (29 CFR 1926.501). In fact, OSHA has made fall protection a priority for inspections and fines. Local jurisdictions to rely on whistleblowers and public reporting to aid...

Adding a New Back Door Entrance

Almost all homes have at least two entrances: typically, the main entrance (front door) and a backdoor. Multiple entrances and exits are important for both convenience and safety. In some instances, it may be necessary to install a new backdoor entrance. This could be because of a remodel that has...

How To Choose The Right Paint Type For Each Room In Your House

If you’re moving into a new home or just want to refresh your current space, painting can help elevate the look and feel of your home. While picking the color you want to use is the most fun part of paint shopping, there are other things to keep in mind when picking out paint. Consider the color...