Today’s replacement windows have become an essential design element. Home remodelers, in fact, take into account views and other visual elements when choosing from a variety of window styles. Homecraft® Inc., the leading window replacement company in the area, discusses ways window design influences the home’s interior.
When you’re pursuing a roof replacement project, GAF’s Grand Sequoia® roofing shingles can be a great choice for your new roofing material. This product line from one of the top roofing manufacturers offers more than just a covering on top of your home. It has features and warranties designed to magnify your roofing system’s aesthetic and function.[…] Read More
You’ve probably heard it before but we’re saying it again–the best way to ensure home improvement success is to hire a reliable contractor. Projects such as roof repair and window replacement are not for the inexperienced do-it-yourselfer. There are many considerations that go into these types of projects, all requiring extensive experience and knowledge that only professionals can offer.[…] Read More
In the previous post, we’ve shared with you the top three projects we think can help you make the most of your investment in home improvement. At this point, we assume that you already have an idea as to which projects you want to tackle first. We know you’re excited to get started, but before anything, we want you to take note of these common mistakes so you know what to avoid in your home improvement project.[…] Read More
Certain window styles work best with particular architectural styles. Using the right kind of replacement windows for your home’s design will greatly improve your home’s curb appeal. Today, we will discuss some popular home styles and the windows that match them.
Door types by operating mechanism
Doors, ultimately, fall into two categories: swinging doors and sliding doors.[…] Read More
Types of roofs by pitch
The biggest catch-all category for roofs is the pitch, or slope of the roof. The value, calculated as rise over run, is expressed in terms of how many inches the roof rises for every twelve inches that the roof covers laterally.[…] Read More
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