James Hardie Plank Siding is the perfect choice for homeowners who are looking to add durable, lasting beauty to the exterior of their home. Made from a unique fiber cement construction, this siding offers superior durability and protection that stands up against harsh weather conditions. Not only does it protect your home, but it also … Read More
What is a load bearing wall? A load bearing wall supports the weight of a floor or roof structure above and are so named because they bear a load. A non-load bearing wall is responsible only for holding up itself. Why remove it? Open living Adds space without changing your home’s footprint Increases natural light … Read More
DIY Kitchen Projects to Save you Money The kitchen is the heart of your home. Everyone wants their kitchen to look amazing, especially with the holiday seasons coming up. The biggest downside to updating or remodeling your kitchen is cost. On average our customers spend around 30k on a kitchen remodel, which is a pretty … Read More
Whats the difference between a commercial and residential deck? A lot of people think that commercial decks and residential decks are the same. Which they are correct, I mean they’re both outdoor wood structures that people hang out on. There is one key difference between the two, LIABILITY. If someone injures themselves on the deck … Read More
What is a Rake Board and what does it do? A Rake Board is a piece of material that runs along the sides of a sloped roof. Just like the Soffit and Fascia Boards the Rake Board is also responsible for preventing water from getting in. The Rake Board prevents water from getting behind siding, … Read More
What is a Soffit and what does it do? Soffit is the piece of wood directly under the overhang of the roof that connects to the house. Your soffit is not only there for aesthetics, it also serves a purpose. The soffit’s main job is to protect your homes rafters from the weather. What happened … Read More
What is Wood Rot? Wood rot is rotting wood on, inside or around your house. Whether it’s treated or protected, wood rot is inevitable. It commonly happens when a house is around 12-17 years old. It starts to show faster in places like rake boards (near the roof), around doors, windows, bathrooms and decks. Sometimes … Read More