John Zatwarnytsky

1. Don’t delay repairs.

Year after year, basic improvements—such as replacing a door that creaks or fixing leaky roofing in Delaware—have proven to effectively add value to a home. This is because they keep the home from deteriorating over time. That said, don’t make it a habit to postpone even the most basic repairs. Resolving issues now prevents them from becoming bigger problems that are more difficult and costly to repair later on.[…] Read More

“Does it really cost less to repair my roof, or will a complete roofing replacement help me save more in the long run?”[…] Read More

According to Remodeling magazine’s “Cost vs. Value Report” for 2014, you can recoup 84% of your costs for a midrange wood window replacement project in the South Atlantic region. Although there are many options on the market, many people still prefer to get wood windows for their homes. Why? Wood windows help increase your home’s curb appeal as they offer a classic look. They also have good insulating properties.[…] Read More

During the cold season, many property owners worry about the effects of condensation in their homes and wonder about the role of their windows in preventing it. When not solved immediately, problems with condensation may lead to other issues, such as rusted or rotting window frames and peeling paint finishes.[…] Read More

It’s fun to think of the many activities you can do with your family during winter, such as engaging in a snowball fight, watching the snow fall, and skiing. The cold season, however, also poses threats to your home, such as heavy downpour and hailstorms.[…] Read More

Businesses are qualified by credible associations under stringent professional standards to improve industry practices and protect consumers. In the remodeling industry, there is the National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI), whose goal is to help property owners hire credible professionals for their remodeling projects.[…] Read More