Exterior Home Remodeling Blog
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Top Tips to Increase Air Circulation in the Home
Is the air in your home feeling stuffy and stale? Fresh air circulation can make all the difference in every room. Once the scorching temperatures fade away as…
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The Best and Worst Home Improvement Upgrades for Your ROI
Let’s face it: cosmetic home upgrades make homeowners happy. Who wouldn’t love to walk into a new gourmet kitchen with granite countertops or take in the beauty of…
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Fall Maintenance Checklist to Keep Your Home in Tip Top Shape
Fall is a time of year where homeowners need to tend to important maintenance activities to prepare their homes for the following season—winter. While we don’t want to…
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How to Avoid Fraud When Working with a New Home Improvement Contractor
When it comes to investing in home improvement products, homeowners are putting a lot on the line in terms of trust and finances. Quality home improvement upgrades aren’t…
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What Color Should You Choose for Your Entry Door?
Your front door is the most welcoming part of your home’s exterior. Choosing the right paint or stain colors for your front door is critical for setting the…
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The Real Value of New Roofing
Upgrading the exterior of your home is one of the smartest investments that homeowners can make in 2016. This is especially the case when it comes to upgrading…
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Are Gutter Guards Worth the Cost?
While they might not cost as much as a new roof, quality gutter guards are still a considerable investment for homeowners. When you’re living in a place like…
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The Myth of the $189 Replacement Window
There are many myths behind the $189 replacement window that might make homeowners think twice. Even though these windows can easily fit within an exterior upgrade budget, things…
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Why Are My Windows Drafty? & Other Top Questions About Home Windows
Windows can be perplexing to homeowners, whether you’re in the process of buying new or you discover that something is amiss. When customers contact Universal Windows Direct, they…
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The Guide to Detecting Air Leaks in the Home
Drafty windows are one of the root causes of high energy bills and inconsistent indoor temperatures, allowing up to 30% of heat to escape your home. Air infiltration…