As much as we’d like them to, rain gutters don’t last forever—but not everyone knows the signs of when they need to be replaced. The signs range from obvious cracks and water leakage to signifiers like the gutters sagging away from your home. We’ve explained some of the signs that you may need to have your gutters replaced.
April showers may have brought more than just May flowers—they can also bring leaks and water damage to your home if you’re not careful! This time of year is an important season for gutter care. Spring storms can clog your gutters with debris and cause water damage to your fascia, soffit, and siding if the water overflows from your gutters. Water leaking from your gutters can even cause damage to your foundation if it’s not taken care of quickly.
Many homeowners want a rustic rock exterior because it adds curb appeal and value to a house. But finding the real thing isn’t easy anymore. Instead, synthetic stone veneers have become the latest trend due to their accessibility, versatility, and overall convenience. Though manmade, this manufactured product consists of several ingredients, carefully constructed, in order to retain an authentic appearance. A mixture of cements, aggregates, natural materials, and iron-oxide pigments are all cast in molds which have been taken from nature. Then, afterwards, this cultured product is colored to match any specifications.
NEVER PAINT AGAIN? Is spray on siding the siding solution you’ve been looking for? If you never want to have to paint your house again....maybe it is. Made from a special mix of resins and polymers, liquid siding is a vinyl like compound that can be sprayed directly onto your home. It provides all the protection of paint and other siding options, yet lasts for thirty years or more (hence no re-painting!) and won’t substantially alter the look of your home like more traditional vinyl and aluminum siding materials can. If you’re tired of regular paint jobs or the maintenance and upkeep that comes with vinyl and aluminum siding materials, spray on siding is the answer.
