For a long time, homeowners relied on curtains, blinds, and other window coverings to enhance privacy in their homes. And while these are still used today, there is a better option in home window tinting. In fact, this new option comes with multiple other benefits like added protection, reduced energy bills, and UV protection. Read on to understand the benefits of residential window tinting for your home. Protect Your Home from Onlookers
7 September 2021
Window tints offer numerous advantages, including improving your home's appearance, preventing glare, and preventing Ultraviolet rays from entering your home. If you want to install residential window tints, you should learn more about window tinting. These FAQs will help you discover more about residential window tinting. Do Window Tints Make Homes Extremely Dark? While you may think that window tinting will make your home darker, that's probably not the case. Manufacturers make the file transparent enough to allow sufficient natural light in your home.
27 July 2021
Drive into any suburb in the United States and you're likely to find several houses with asphalt shingles on the roof. In 2018 alone, the market for asphalt shingles in the United States was $7.3 billion dollars and the market is expected to continue to grow by 3.8% in 2025. It's clear that asphalt shingles are popular with U.S. homeowners—but why? Here are a few of the reasons asphalt shingles have become such a desirable roofing option.
4 June 2021
When renovating the exterior of your home, durable materials like fiber cement siding can be a great investment. You will want to know several things before having new siding installed on your home, such as options for styles, finishes, and maintenance needs. You may also want to invest in house wrap and other improvements when you have the new siding installed. The following fiber cement siding guide will help you with the finishes for your renovations:
17 March 2021
Knowing when it is time to replace one's windows may not come as easily as expected. While other renovations such as flooring, cabinetry, and painting are often prioritized by homeowners, windows can sometimes take a back seat. However, left neglected, windows can decrease in efficiency and overall function. Not only will they begin to look dated, but noticeable temperature regulations may be lacking due to a worn-out and older window. Custom window treatments can help remedy those exact issues.
11 January 2021
If you want to protect your home from direct sunlight and heat gain, adding window tinting can be a great investment. There are different options for the type of films you have installed on glass. They can add privacy, improve efficiency, and prevent damage due to exposure to ultraviolet radiation. The following window tinting information will help you plan these improvements for your home: Dealing with Direct Sunlight with Window Tinting
30 December 2020
If you reside in an area where hurricanes are a threat, keeping your home protected is likely a big priority. There are plenty of ways to protect your home from the hazards that come along with hurricanes. One option that you may want to consider is hurricane shutters. Hurricane shutters are shutters that protect your windows and doors from wind-blown debris. A broken window or door can be disastrous during a hurricane.
7 October 2020
When it's time to put new siding on your home, your first order of business will be to decide which type of siding appeals to you. A combination of online research, driving through your neighborhood to look at other homes, and speaking to a local siding contractor can help you to make a good decision. Many homeowners opt for vinyl siding, given its affordability and the variety of colors in which it's available.
16 July 2020
After a strong wind storm goes through your area, you are going to need to check out your home and make sure that it didn't sustain any damage. One of the parts of your home you will want to check carefully are your windows. Extremely strong window storms, where debris is flying around, can result in damage to your glass windows. Check All the Glass for Breakage The first thing you need to do is check each piece of glass for damage that is obvious.
2 September 2019
When you live somewhere where there is a chance of a hurricane hitting your home, you need to do everything that you can to protect your home from hurricane damage. Even a "small" hurricane can do some serious damage to your home if you don't have your home properly set up to defend against a hurricane. The Window Will Be Able to Withstand Strong Winds One of the defining characteristics of hurricane-resistant windows is that they can withstand strong winds.
2 September 2019