Backordered supplies, lumber shortages, fewer available tradespeople — these are just a few of the reasons that home renovations in the U.S. are taking longer and are more expensive to complete than ever before.
Some construction delays fall outside a contractor or homeowner’s control (weather, backordered materials), while others may be a result of improper scheduling or homeowners who make last-minute changes once construction is underway.
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There are a multitude of roofing materials available, whether you’re building a new home or replacing an old one. Metal roofs, however, can be an appealing alternative regardless of your roof style due to their longevity, low maintenance, and energy efficiency.
Metal roofing can be found in a number of styles and materials, including galvanized, galvalume, aluminum, copper, zinc, and tin.
Read MoreNew (to you) home but an empty bank account? Or maybe you’ve been in your home for some time, and you’re tired of looking at the same tired walls, but you don’t have the cash for an all-out renovation.
Whatever the reason you want to renovate your home, it is possible to create a home that you love spending time in, without breaking your budget.
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Besides keeping your family safe, deck railings also provide privacy, support, and visual interest. From wooden deck railings to metal ones, these stylish outdoor spaces are sure to inspire your own porch or patio.
Spring is right around the corner, so there’s no better time than now to do the long-overdue deck makeover!
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Are you planning to sell an older home in a competitive market? Stay on top of the latest housing trends to understand what buyers are looking for, and consider a few key renovations to keep your home up to date and competitive with newer homes on the market.
Here are some valuable projects to consider as you get ready to sell:
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