Moisture, mildew, and mold... with one present the others are sure to follow. For the outdoors, these terms are a natural part of the environment but for the indoors, these terms aren't acceptable. Why should this matter to you now? If your home has had water damage caused by this winter's extreme weather, chances are the freezing and thawing process has broken down the shingles and gutter system on your home. Spring has sprung and the rains are just beginning. Read More...

Many of us are looking forward to the warm sunshine, water skiing, and shorts! Spring is long overdue after the winter we all experienced. Dane county broke record snow falls and just when we thought it was all over, we got another eight inches. What weather patterns lie ahead? What else can we handle? Those questions aside, what signs do we look for on our homes to keep them working properly after dealing with this harsh winter?
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The remodeling world is all abuzz with the word "GREEN" hoping to be in on the cutting edge of a marketing craze to sell seemingly earth friendly products and services to eco-friendly consumers. If you're inclined to ask an exterior professional what products are green and why, you'll get about half a dozen answers. You'll be told that one product is "GREEN" because the manufacturing process didn't pollute the atmosphere. Another product is "GREEN", because it doesn't use materials that deplete endangered resources. And yet another "GREEN" product because it lasts twice as long as others, less manufacturing, less raw materials, and less premature land filling products. At this point in time, its spin city my friend! Read More...