Fire Resistant Construction Materials: Prepare Your Home From Fires in the Winter Months
Fire Resistant Construction Materials: Prepare Your Home From Fires in the Winter Months What steps can you take to prepare your home for the threat of fires during the colder months? Fires can strike at any time—especially during winter when heating systems work overtime. But fear not! Table of Contents There are plenty of ways […]
Worry-Free Winter Vinyl Siding Installation: Can You Install Vinyl Siding in the Winter?
Worry-Free Winter Vinyl Siding Installation: Can You Install Vinyl Siding in the Winter? Did you know we install siding all winter long? Never worry about winter siding installation again. We have our Winter Worry-Free Installation Program for your peace of mind. Table of Contents We want to let you know that winter is a great […]
Maximizing Window Insulation Without Sacrificing Natural Light
In New England, we only get around 9 hours of daylight per day in the winter–and that’s when the sun manages to peek through the clouds. Table of Contents The further north you go, the less sunlight you get to enjoy during the season. But keeping your home warm during winter doesn’t have to mean […]
Winter Window Replacement Checklist: How to Save Energy During Another Bone-Chilling Winter
Winter Window Replacement Checklist: How to Save Energy During Another Bone-Chilling Winter Alongside icy forecasts for the 2024-2025 winter season, energy rates are surging. Electricity costs are up by 6% and natural gas has increased by 24%. The key to staying warm while managing costs lies in a winter window checklist. From double pane windows […]
Ultimate New England Ice Dam Guide: How to Prevent and Remove from Your Roof
New England Ice Dam Guide -Signs and Solutions Ice dams are a homeowner’s worst winter nightmare, turning the charm of snowy rooftops into costly chaos. These icy barriers form at the roof’s edge, trapping water and leading to problems like leaks, structural damage, and even mold. Table of Contents Ice Dam Prevention: Protecting Your Roof […]
National Grid Massachusetts Customers Feeling Ripped Off by Higher Bills
National Grid Massachusetts Customers Feeling Ripped Off by Higher Bills If you feel like your energy bills are getting harder to manage, you’re not alone. Homeowners across New England are still wrestling with rising energy prices. If you are a National Grid Massachusetts customer, you already know that natural gas and electricity costs have been […]
Coastal Windows & Exteriors Urges Homeowners to Protect their Homes from Winter Moisture Damage, Ice Dams, and Energy Loss
https://youtu.be/WMnRmmbzLJk BEVERLY, MA  Coastal Windows & Exteriors (CWE) is issuing a Public Service Announcement to New England homeowners: outdated or failing roofing, windows, siding, and doors can leave your home vulnerable to the season’s unforgiving weather. Protecting your home from heavy snow, ice dams, and cold winds isn’t just about comfort—it’s about safeguarding your property, […]
Roofing in Winter: Warning Signs that Your Roof is in Need of Home Exterior Remodeling
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
