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3 Ways to Avoid Pricey Exterior Repairs for the Fall

With autumn approaching, it’s time to get your home ready for chilly, wet weather. Here are three practical ways to prepare your home for the change of seasons. 1. Improve energy efficiency. Utility bills can soar during cold weather due to heat loss from old windows and doors. Installing energy-efficient replacements can help you save… 

How to Check Your Home’s Roof, Siding, and Gutters for Storm Damage

Storms are inevitable. Rain, wind, hail, snow — East Coast homes are bound to face it all. In fact, homeowners can become so used to a variety of weather conditions that they forget storms can have an effect on their home’s exterior. When a storm passes, make a mental note to evaluate your property for… 

Fiber Cement Siding or Stucco: Which Is Best For Your Morris County Home?

Love the look of stucco? It’s beautiful but comes with some major drawbacks for the exterior of a Morris County home. Let’s compare stucco side-by-side with fiber cement siding. You might be surprised by what we find. Stucco for Your Home? Stucco is made with a mixture of cement, sand, and water. It’s built up… 

Not Just a New Roof: 6 Added Benefits of Replacing Your Roof

For a majority of New Jersey homeowners, the thought of a roof replacement project seems overwhelming and incredibly expensive. Even when curling shingles, cracks, or leaks overwhelm your roof, the idea of a full roof replacement can give you a headache or make you feel as though you are wasting money. However, replacing your home’s… 

6 Ways to Drastically Increase The Value of Your Home

When the time comes to put money into your home, you want to be sure that every project you undertake increases its value.  And if you are looking to sell, this is especially important. The trick lies in knowing what projects will actually boost the value of your home for potential buyers. Take a look… 

How to Remove and Prevent Moss from Growing on Your Roof

Many homeowners come in contact with or know the headache that comes from moss growing on their rooftops. New Jersey homeowners can be extremely sensitive to this invasive plant. Receiving over 47 inches of rainfall in an average year, the moist climate of New Jersey can be a breeding ground for moss growth and, therefore,…