Like any building component, roofs degrade at different rates depending on a large number of factors: the quality of original construction, the level of abuse, the level of maintenance, appropriateness of design, etc. So how long should a roof last? We have seen poorly designed and installed roofs go as few as six or seven years before they failed, and we have seen old coal tar built up roofs that were over 60 years old. Most building owners, roofing contractors and designers feel 20 years is an acceptable service life.

We provide a range of siding options including engineered wood, fiber cement, vinyl, and steel to suit various preferences and needs.

Industry sources indicate that new siding can potentially increase your home's value by 60% to 80% of the project cost, depending on the material used. For instance, a $12,000 siding project could potentially add up to $9,600 to your home's resale value.

To prepare for siding installation, please clear your driveway and the area immediately surrounding your home. Ensure that electrical power is available outside your home. If you don't have exterior outlets, please run an extension cord through a window or door.

Deck maintenance requirements vary based on the materials used. Wooden decks typically need sealing, staining, or painting every 2-3 years. Composite decks require regular cleaning to prevent dirt accumulation.

We offer a wide array of deck railing options to enhance the look of your new deck. These include wood, composite, glass, wrought iron, and cable railing systems, among others.

Our extensive selection of trim pieces ranges from functional utility trims to bold accent pieces, all customizable to suit your specific project requirements.

Warranties are crucial for a significant investment like a new roof, which can cost thousands of dollars and last 25 years or more. Understanding your warranty coverage in advance can potentially save you substantial amounts if issues arise with your roof in the future.