One of the more important exterior elements of your home is the siding. It plays a huge aesthetic role and also protects your home from the elements. If your current siding is outdated and needs to be replaced, consider these material options.
1. Fiber-Cement
One material that's gained a lot of traction in the residential housing market is fiber-cement. It's one of the more durable options you can choose today. That's because it will not damage from fires, wind, rain, hail, and even insects.
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Chain link fencing has a lot going for it. It's an economical option, affordable for virtually everyone. A chain link fence also provides security, keeping people and pets in and threats out. Homeowners needn't work about having a blah, silver-colored looking chain link fence, either. If "industrial chic" isn't the look you are going for, you can choose one of several colors. You can also get colored slats that will provide privacy as well.
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Roofs are much like any other part of your home, it isn't permanent and needs to be properly maintained in order to lengthen its life. Over time, you may spot an issue or two that needs to be repaired. Read on for some common roofing problems and what you can do to repair them.
Shingle Issues
If you have asphalt shingles, you may have spotted one or two that have begun to curl.
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A parking lot can serve as a valuable asset to your company, or an eyesore that detracts from the value of your business. The amount of care and maintenance you invest in your parking lot will determine the condition of the pavement over time.
Water is one of the most destructive forces that affects asphalt paving. By taking the time to master water problems, you can extend the life of your parking lot and preserve the aesthetic of your pavement well into the future.
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Adding a guest apartment to your home can be a wonderful way to increase your square footage and provide a cozy place for friends and family to stay when visiting. Of course, this home addition can also be used for other purposes when you don't have guests over. Here are a few features to discuss with your general contractor when planning out your new guest apartment.
Kitchenette
Adding a kitchenette gives your guests a place to make their own coffee and snacks without disturbing anything in the main kitchen.
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