Blog: npatel

Window replacements can be an intimidating home improvement project to take on.

Community is extremely important to us, and over the last two decades, we’ve worked hard to become a reputable name throughout DC, Virginia, and Maryland.

It is important to be grateful for the people who have contributed and risked their lives to protect our country. However, sadly, jobs for veterans are scarce, making it challenging for them to transition back into civilian life after their years of service.

D.C.’s climate varies greatly throughout the year, with intense heat and humidity in the summer months and cold, freezing, icy weather in the winter. As a result, D.C. homeowners can find themselves paying a lot of money in energy costs to keep their homes comfortable throughout the seasons.

Living in the DMV area means dealing with fierce winter storms every year, like snow blizzards and lightning storms. We also get our fair share of intense wind events and bouts of hail, both of which can be very damaging to our home exteriors, mainly our siding and roofing.

For property owners, there is possibly nothing worse than roof damage. Whether it’s a roof repair or roof replacement, chances are that the cost will be high—which is why it’s so important to make sure your installation is high-quality and well-maintained.

Chances are that as a homeowner you have come across the need to perform repairs to your home’s exterior features. In some cases, you may have needed to replace instead of repair.

Regular exterior and interior inspections are an important aspect of homeownership.

Being a homeowner means being responsible for maintenance. Inspecting, repairing, and replacing the roof as needed is a part of keeping your home beautiful, functional and safe, year after year.  One of the most important parts of the home is the roof.

One of the most frustrating parts of being a homeowner is the ongoing maintenance needed to keep everything running smoothly. One area of the home that is often overlooked is the roof. A lot of homeowners ignore the roof until a storm happens and storm damage is suspected.