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eXact Color™ Sealant

Mar 23, 2012 by Sashco, Inc.

Exact Color™ is a high-quality, super-elastic caulk from the makers of Big Stretch® that mixes with any latex paint or stain to create custom colored caulk with no tools required.

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What to use for Chimney Mortar Repairs

Jan 30, 2012 by Sashco, Inc.

Cracked mortar and concrete around your chimney can lead to roof leaks. So, seal them up. But how? And which products should you use?

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Understanding Permits

Jun 23, 2011 by Level One Construction

As a homeowner, you are not legally permitted to perform your own renovation work, with the exception of the electrical, but it is strongly recommended amateurs not do this as disastrous results can occur.

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California Fires Raise Questions about Roofing Options

Jun 19, 2008 by GAF Materials Corporation

Homeowners should not wait until tragedy strikes to become educated on what is the safest choice in roofing options. A little homework now can save you thousands of dollars and heartache, and perhaps help prevent a catastrophe in your life. Wood shakes were once the choice for upscale homes in latter part of the 20th century – architects used them to differentiate custom homes from the standard tract homes that used composition asphalt shingles. Builders used them as an …

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Roofing Maintenance Tips

Feb 14, 2008 by Techni-Seal

The roof is a strategic component in a building’s envelope. A roof’s longevity and its ability to remain waterproof will be increased if it is properly maintained. The following checklist can help evaluate the condition of a roof in order to get the most out of the regenerating benefits from an elastomeric roof coating. Condition of the roof. Measure and inspect the surface to make a list of required minor repairs. It may be necessary to add some repair compound around …

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Fall Maintenance Tips

Sep 22, 2009

You will save time and money if you periodically inspect your home for potential water damage.

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Reduce Energy Use with an Easy Skylight Upgrade / Replacement

Jun 01, 2009 by VELUX

Homeowners can save money on energy costs, protect furniture from fading, and gain the healthful benefits of better natural light

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Home renovation tax credit lets the light in

Jun 01, 2009 by VELUX

Make the most out of your home renovation tax credit

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Decorating With Natural Light from Above in Your Home

Jun 01, 2009 by VELUX

The benefits of having abundant daylight in our homes are well documented.

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Skylights: The new high-tech way to let natural light in

Jun 01, 2009 by VELUX

Today skylights are highly engineered and more advanced than yesterday’s models.

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Green light your home renovation

May 27, 2009 by VELUX

If you are looking to renovate your home this summer, there are many green options you can consider.

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Metal Roofing Homeowner Tax Credit Tripled

Feb 26, 2009

Recent action by the U.S. government has resulted in more good news for the residential metal roofing market.

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Did Your Roof Survive The Winter?

Jun 19, 2008 by GAF Materials Corporation

Winter months can be cruel to your roof, as it is the first line of defense against the high winds, heavy rains, sleet and snow that are typical of many winter months. And if your roof fails, it can cause great expense, significant damage and wasted time and money. So when the weather is better, it’s a good idea to perform a quick check-up to insure that your home is protected. Leaking roof systems can result from several sources. The most common leak sources include …

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Do You Need A New Roof?

Jun 19, 2008 by GAF Materials Corporation

Modern technology allows roofing manufacturers to do amazing things today, but Mother Nature has the last word when it comes to the appearance and performance of your roof. For example: Ultraviolet sun rays can cause shingle deterioration. Temperature extremes can damage shingles because of expansion and contraction. Shingles can blow off from strong wind gusts. Damage to the attic can occur from wind-driven, horizontal rain. And the accumulated stress of rain is …

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