Practical articles on roofing, siding, gutters and exterior work in Connecticut. Written from the field, based on what we actually see on residential jobs across the state.
Advice on the exterior problems Connecticut homes actually face. Written from the field, no filler.
Ice dams cause more winter roof damage in Connecticut than wind does. Here is why they form, what they ruin, and how to stop them before next winter.
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A wet basement in Connecticut usually starts at the roof. Here is how gutters and downspouts push water into your foundation, and how to stop it.
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Most Connecticut towns require a building permit for a roof replacement. Here is what that means for you, why it protects you, and what to ask before signing.
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Shingle warranties promise decades. Connecticut winters have other plans. Here is what actually determines how long a roof lasts and how to read the signs.
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Not every roof problem needs a full replacement, and not every repair is worth doing. Here is how to tell which one your Connecticut home actually needs.
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Roofing, siding and concrete all have a working season in Connecticut. Here is when to schedule each one and why booking in the right month saves you money.
Read MoreReading is a good start. A written estimate is better. We inspect the roof and the attic, put the condition in writing, and tell you honestly what needs to happen next.
