Protect Your Home This Winter with a Sound Roof: Coastal Windows & Exteriors Highlights the Importance of Roofing Readiness
Coastal Windows & Exteriors Highlights the Importance of Roofing Readiness to Protect from Ice Dams and High Energy Bills BEVERLY, MA—Winter in New England is relentless—frigid temperatures, heavy snowfalls, and freezing rain push homes to their limits. At the forefront of these challenges is your roof, a critical barrier between your family and the harsh […]
Which Is More Energy Efficient: Metal or Shingles Roof?
Table of Contents Are you preparing for another New England winter with energy-efficient roofing options? According to the Farmers’ Almanac 2024, it’s time to brace for a “Wet Winter Whirlwind,” with more sleet, snow, and rain than what’s typical for us. This kind of weather can wreak havoc on your home, especially the roof. So, […]
Everything You Need to Know About Exterior Energy Savings for Energy Awareness Month
Table of Contents Did you know that October is Energy Awareness Month? Your home can quickly turn into an energy vampire while sucking your bank account dry. This is especially true for the 2024-2025 winter, with Farmer’s Almanac New England predicting a Wet Winter Whirlwind of sleet, snow, and ice. The good news is that […]
Farmers’ Almanac 2024 Winter Prediction
Table of Contents Are you wondering about the Farmers’ Almanac 2024 winter prediction? Unfortunately, it’s not the best news for us here in New England. Farmers’ Almanac 2024 predicts a Wet Winter Whirlwind filled with snow, rain, and sleet–which spells big trouble for costly moisture damage, especially wood rot. If you follow Farmers Almanac weather, […]
New England Vinyl Siding Checklist for Winter Protection
Table of Contents 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 winter home exterior. According to Farmer’s Almanac, strong storm tracks are coming through our region throughout […]
The Energy-Saving Home Fall Maintenance Checklist for New England Homeowners
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 season, allowing you to enjoy a cozy home with lower energy bills. This home fall maintenance checklist will help you […]
Roofing in Winter: Warning Signs that Your Roof is in Need of Home Exterior Remodeling
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 maintain your asphalt roof during this season. Without proper maintenance, your roof can suffer from water and ice damage, leading […]
Why Are My Energy Bills So High?
This Article Will Discuss: Energy Rates Spike Up To 85% — Even with a mild winter, New Englanders struggle to pay their energy bills. Get Help with Energy Bills this Winter Season With Our Tips Below From groceries to gasoline, inflation is making our pocketbooks feel lighter in almost every sense. Energy bills are spiking […]
Fall & Winter Extended Weather Forecast: Brace Yourself For Hibernation! Winter Ready home exterior maintenance!
Some areas are expected to experience frequent snowfalls, followed by bitter arctic air and record-low temperatures. Forecasts predict the first ‘bite of winter’ will arrive earlier than last year with frigid cold. Therefore, it’s time to act now—read on to prepare your home and protect your wallet. Is Your Home Winter Ready? The Farmers’ Almanac […]
Winter Installation: What You Should Know When Working With a Contractor In The Winter
Winter, Schminter! We have our Winter Worry-Free Installation Program for full peace of mind. Did You Know We Install All Winter Long? Many New England homeowners are in need of new efficient windows, siding, roofing, and entry doors due to old products, drafts, leaks, and high energy bills. With the increase of National Grid spike […]