One of the best ways to introduce natural light to a home is through skylights. Windows and doors are great, but skylights allow sunlight in all day, no matter which way your home faces.
Read MoreAs of today, there is no such thing as a roof that will last forever. Every roof will, eventually, need to be replaced, which is why it’s so important to take good care of your roof.
Read MoreIf you notice puddles of water on your flat roof, you might wonder if it’s normal or cause for concern. Since it usually only happens after big rains, and the water will eventually evaporate, most people don’t consider it an emergency and will let it go until the next time.
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Gutters are an interesting topic in roofing and construction, because while it seems everyone understands the general purpose of gutters, there are also several misconceptions out there (such as gutters being the cause of ice dams—they’re not), and even confusion as to whether or not gutters are truly necessary, and the extent of what they do. What
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When choosing a commercial roof system, it’s important to know exactly what your building needs. Much of this is determined by your location, and since we work in West Michigan, we’re experts at the types of materials suitable for our weather.
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The best spring home maintenance tips generally all relate the same message: Do something. Preventive maintenance is essential because completing a relatively simple task now prevents you from having to undertake a complicated (and expensive) task later.
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Because every roof (and every situation) is different, the actual cost of putting a new roof on your home is going to vary.
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Moving forward with a roofing project is no small investment, nor is hiring a roofing contractor to do the job. A high-quality installation depends upon working with a professional and reputable contractor. Before you sign a contract, take some time to vet your choice using the following questions.
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During the winter months in West Michigan, you’ll see icicles hanging on roofs, eaves, and gutters. No roof is immune. To many, this is a beautiful sight, but it is also a sign of potential hazards. Aesthetic appeal is nice, but can’t be prioritized over safety.
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Loved by some and hated by others, West Michigan winters are a soon-to-be-in-our-neighborhoods reality.
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