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CertainTeed® Stonefacade™: Why You Should Get Stone Veneer

Stone is a durable material to use for your home exterior. However, the cost of stone alone can set you back a good amount of money, which makes it a less attractive option when you compare it with stone veneer. Typically made from synthetic materials, stone veneer is manufactured to resemble authentic stone. It’s lightweight and less expensive; that’s why many homeowners have opted for this material instead. Regular stone veneer siding has its problems, though. The most common drawback of...

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Why You Should Get Energy Swing™ Windows for Your Home

Replacement windows should be able to offer excellent performance and enhance the appearance of your home. Thanks to Energy Swing™ Windows, quality replacements are easy to find. Many homeowners and professionals like Roof Masters, a trusted provider of roofing and window services, rely on Energy Swing Windows for their window needs. If you’re uncertain if these windows are right for you, here are three of their key benefits to help you decide: 1. Energy Savings Energy Swing Windows boasts of...

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What to Expect During a Chimney Inspection

Your fireplace chimney has worked hard to provide warmth in your home during the colder season. But as it ensures your comfort amid those chilly days, it has also accumulated creosote, soot and debris over time. Buildup and blockages can prevent your chimney from functioning properly. Keep an eye out for creosote buildup, a major cause of chimney fire, by scheduling a chimney inspection. 1. Structural Integrity Inspectors check for any indications of problems on the main parts of your chimney,...

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Vinyl Siding: Good for Your Home and the Environment

Many homeowners today have become more conscious about the materials they choose as they aim to build more eco-friendly homes. Manufacturers are quick to heed this growing demand by offering more sustainable products for various construction needs. From roofing to flooring, several options are now available to help you build a home that doesn’t hurt the environment. Despite being dismissed as mere plastic, vinyl siding actually has a significantly lower environmental impact than other exterior...

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Frames and Glass: Tips on Buying Energy-Efficient Windows

Windows along with doors and siding make up the three focal points of your home exterior, but windows have a indoor role as well. By providing natural lighting and ventilation, windows can help you cut down on your power bill. And, with an energy-efficient double-pane window, your potential savings can reach $470 annually. To maximize the potential savings, however, you need to pick a window that’s suited to your needs. After all, not all windows with an ENERGY STAR® certification are equal....

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Chimney Damage: Signs You Should Know

Chimneys, particularly those made from porous brick and mortar, are especially susceptible to moisture damage in humid areas. Constant exposure to rain might cause parts of your chimney to eventually succumb to wear and tear, allowing rain to seep inside. Apart from the sight of water dripping down, there are a few other signs you should know. Signs of Chimney Damage A dripping sound Moisture stains on or condensation in your chimney or firebox A musty odor stemming from mold or mildew Visible...

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