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3 Bad Window Habits You Need to Unlearn

3 Bad Window Habits You Need to Unlearn

The expected lifespan of most residential windows is 15 to 20 years. However, skillfully installed and well-maintained units may last beyond the average 20-year mark. There are a few crucial factors that can influence how long a window will last, from the framing material to the maintenance routine and local weather conditions. To help you… Continue Reading

TPO Commercial Roofing Systems: What You Need to Know

TPO Commercial Roofing Systems: What You Need to Know

If you want to install a durable single ply membrane that’s also energy efficient and cost-effective, then consider TPO roofing. It’s UV-resistant and heat-weldable for ease of installation, which makes it one of the most common roof types for many commercial facilities. Compared to EPDM and PVC, you’ll get more benefits without the extra costs.… Continue Reading

The Right Time to Install New Windows

The Right Time to Install New Windows

If you’re considering a window replacement to increase your home’s energy-efficiency and indoor comfort but not sure if your current ones are still in good condition, you can always check them for signs such as warping, rot, condensation between the panes, or difficulty in operation. And to ensure your window installation goes as smoothly as… Continue Reading

What Should You Look For in a Gutter Installer?

What Should You Look For in a Gutter Installer?

As a homeowner, it’s important that your gutter system works as well as it’s designed to, which is to funnel water off of the roof and away from your home to protect your doors, windows and exteriors from water damage. Should they become clogged or broken, they’ll need to be repaired and replaced as soon… Continue Reading

Roofing File Essentials and Best Maintenance Practices

Roofing File Essentials and Best Maintenance Practices

Any roofing contractor would agree that a roofing file is an important part of your maintenance program. That file will come in handy when you need information about your roof, its history, maintenance, warranties and other pertinent data. Continue Reading

Why You Should Replace Sliding Glass Doors With French Doors

Why You Should Replace Sliding Glass Doors With French Doors

French doors have been around for a long time. They first rose to popularity in 17th-Century France, during the famed symmetrical design of the Renaissance. It was called a “window door” by French architects because of its many glass panes that allow plenty of light in. They were originally used as nothing more than oversized… Continue Reading

Fall Window Maintenance Guide

Fall Window Maintenance Guide

Fall is a great time to perform maintenance around the house, particularly the exterior components as they are exposed to the elements all year. This is an opportunity to look for signs of damage so you can have them fixed before they turn into more expensive problems. Your roofing contractor would be happy to inspect your roof,… Continue Reading

4 Surprises That Can Affect Your Roofing Budget

4 Surprises That Can Affect Your Roofing Budget

Your roofing system is your home’s first line of defense against the elements. As such, you can expect it to sustain some wear and tear over time. This means that it’s vital that you have your roof maintained regularly, scheduling repairs as needed. However, not all roofing damage can be spotted by the naked eye. Therefore, you… Continue Reading

Why Wood Doors Expand and Swell

Why Wood Doors Expand and Swell

Wood doors are beautiful and timeless, but they have certain weaknesses, such as expanding and swelling. Here’s what the roofers and door replacement experts of Lask Exterior Solutions, LLC have to say about this problem. Continue Reading

5 Signs It’s Time to Let Go of Your Roofer

5 Signs It’s Time to Let Go of Your Roofer

Not every roofing contractor provides the same level of service. If you’re unhappy with the work done by your roofer, it might be time to fire them and hire someone new.  Here are the five signs that say it’s time to fire the roofer you hired: Continue Reading

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