What makes a New England home winter-ready? A well-insulated, energy efficient home makes all the difference during those bone-chilling winter nights. Your roofing, siding, windows, and doors stand guard against winter’s wrath with the most energy [...]
Caring for your home exterior in the winter doesn’t need to be complicated. Whether its foam-backed vinyl, James Hardie Fiber Cement or Everlast Composite Siding, it’s all about keeping your home warm and ready with a [...]
As the temperatures start to drop, a fall checklist for homeowners can help you prepare for the brunt of fall and the colder winter temperatures. We want to help you protect what matters most this [...]
A sound roof is essential during the winter months here in New England. From extreme cold to snowstorms and freezing rain, winter can be tough on roofs. That's why it's important to take steps to [...]
Table of Contents: Energy Rates Spike up to 85% Why are Americans struggling with energy bills? Current Electricity, Heating Oil & natural Gas Increased Rates A Cold Winter Will Make High Energy Bills Even Worse [...]
It’s yet another frigid winter ahead, according to the Farmers’ Almanac along with the Winter Window Replacement Checklist. The weather here in New England is going to be a hibernation zone with a glacial and [...]
Some areas are expected to see frequent snowfalls, followed by bitter arctic air plunging temperatures to levels not seen in several years. Forecasts are predicting the first “bite of winter” to come earlier [...]
Did you know we install all winter long? Winter, Schminter! We have our Winter Worry-Free Installation Program for full peace of mind. Many New England homeowners are in need of new efficient windows, siding, roofing, [...]
Ice dams form when… your roof is poorly insulated and ventilated, allowing your attic and roof to heat up and melt snow that has collected on your roof. When the snow [...]
Have you heard that winter energy bills are skyrocketing? National Grid increased their rates by over 100% as you'll see in the photo below. Meanwhile, Farmers' Almanac is predicting a brutally cold winter with three [...]
