Top Benefits of Having Spray Foam Insulation Installed in Your Attic

Posted on 29 June 2021

Attic insulation is something that most homeowners can benefit from looking into, and of course, there are different types of insulation that can be installed in your attic. However, instead of looking into fiberglass insulation or other insulation types for this area of your home, consider checking out spray foam insulation. Although spray foam insulation can be used in other areas of the home, and although other types of insulation can be used in the attic, spray foam insulation is actually a great fit for the attic in most homes for these reasons and more. [Read More]

Structural Considerations For Commercial Solar Installation

Posted on 22 June 2021

Businesses are taking up solar energy to cut energy costs, rev up their bottom-line, and benefit from green incentives. Indeed, solar installation has become more affordable than ever. Small start-ups and established enterprises are leveraging huge tax incentives while boosting their ROI.  Before you consider commercial solar installation, you cannot ignore the integrity of your structure. Before you calculate the actual installation costs, you must think about the reliability of the panels and the building's roof. [Read More]

Home Waterproofing To Prevent Damage

Posted on 18 June 2021

When someone buys a home, it is important to take good care of it so the value will increase rather than decrease. If the home is ever put up for sale, it might not be easy to make a profit if there are problems that cause potential buyers to lose interest or offer a price that is much lower than what is being requested. Water damage is one of the common problems that a homeowner deals with and can cause numerous problems that make a house unappealing to potential buyers. [Read More]

Tips to Help Homeowners Understand the Need for Structural Engineering Inspections

Posted on 16 June 2021

A structural engineering inspection is typically performed for the purpose of evaluating the soundness of a structure. During this type of inspection, a qualified structural engineer can examine the structure's foundation, trusses, framing, joists, beams, and other components to determine their condition and offer an opinion on whether the structure is stable and properly supported. Although some homeowners may never need the services of a structural engineer, those that do can use the following information to help them better understand the function of a structural engineer and when they should consider contacting one. [Read More]

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There are two important Cs that everyone homeowner should know about. Those two Cs are "construction" and "contractors." You may wonder why knowing about construction is so important when you live in an already built home. Well, as it turns out, knowing how a home is put together can help you determine how to best repair or remodel that home. And knowing about contractors is important because you'll have to hire a lot of them over the years. From plumbers to cabinet makers, each home contractor has their own role, and you often rely on these pros to keep your home functional. So, if you're ready to read more about the two Cs, head on over and enjoy our blog.

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