by House Staff | Nov 13, 2023 | Helpful Homeowner Tips, Home Care Tips, Roofing
A storm-ready roof upgrade will protect your home from hurricanes, Nor’easters, and blizzards. Stay ahead of the game and ensure your roof is ready for any type of New England weather with these helpful homeowner tips from a roofing company you can trust! Signs of...
by House Staff | Oct 27, 2023 | Helpful Homeowner Tips, Home Care Tips, Replacement Windows
Protect windows and your home from harsh New England weather all year round. Preparing your windows for an upcoming storm is key to ensuring the safety of your home during hurricanes, blizzards, severe thunderstorms, and nor’easters. Here are a few steps you can take...
by Stephanie Pickup | Aug 23, 2023 | Helpful Homeowner Tips, Home Care Tips, Vinyl Siding
Vinyl siding is a popular choice for Cape Cod and New England homeowners because of its durability, low maintenance requirements, and aesthetic appeal. CertainTeed, a leader in the vinyl siding industry, offers a gorgeous collection of vinyl siding options that can...
by Stephanie Pickup | Aug 31, 2022 | Cape Cod, Home Care Tips, Roofing
Install a GAF Timberline HDZ Storm-Ready Roofing System to protect your Cape Cod, Southeastern Massachusetts or Rhode Island home. Whether it’s a hurricane, blizzard, or nor’easter, it’s critical to protect your home from the high winds, snow,...
by Stephanie Pickup | Nov 20, 2019 | Helpful Homeowner Tips, Home Care Tips
Pipes in unheated areas are susceptible to freeze during the winter months. If you do not heat these areas or keep watch over them they could potentially burst, and bursting pipes are one of the most common causes of property damage during the cold months! Avoid...
by Staff Writer | Sep 18, 2018 | Home Care Tips
Living in New England we must always be prepared for Hurricanes, NorEasters and Coastal Storms. Here are some helpful tips for homeowners to use to prepare for these situations. Take Pictures of your Home – Homeowners should take pictures of the outside of their home,...
