As a first-time homeowner, there’s a lot to learn about your house. The little things you never thought about can become some of the most important factors in determining your comfort, the health of your home and its value. One of the most critical, yet commonly overlooked, elements is insulation.
All elements of your home show signs of age over time, including your roof. However, it is not uncommon for one side of your roof to age faster than the other. If you notice significant signs of deterioration limited to a single side of the roof, it could be an indicator of bigger issues.
Even though summer is officially in full swing, it's never too late to prepare your home for hot temperatures. Historically, some of the hottest days of the year occur in July and August. A few strategic moves can help you keep your home at a comfortable temperature and lower your energy bills. Get started now on these simple tips to prepare your home for a hot summer.
Did you know that up to half the energy you use to heat or cool your home escapes through walls, windows, and your attic? Not only does this cost you money in the form of high utility bills, it's also bad for the environment!
There are few things worse than looking up at your home's ceiling and noticing unsightly brown spots or crumbling plaster. If this problem seems to have appeared out of nowhere, there's a good chance you could be dealing with roof rot.
Your roof is one of the most important elements of your house. It’s an expensive investment that keeps your family and possessions safe from wind, rain and UV rays. Throughout the year, your roof endures every change in the weather from the hot and dry Las Vegas heat to an occasional rainstorm. Keep your roof strong and secure by maintaining it year-round with these tips:
With the average cost of replacing a roof falling between $5,198 and $10,131, it's vital to make sure that you hire an experienced roofer to complete the job. Here are a few guidelines to follow to make sure that you select a qualified roofer to replace your roof.
A roof is a vital component of your home. It protects you and your entire family against elements such as hailstorm, snow, sun, and wind. Over time, the roof deteriorates, leading to severe water damage as well as lowering your home’s resale value. While it's difficult to spot your home’s roofing problems, First Roofing & Insulation has a list of warning signs about your roofing system that you need to pay attention to.
When the temperatures soar, so does your electricity bill. Running your AC practically non-stop to keep you cool in the hot Vegas summer requires lots of power. In most homes, heating and cooling account for more than 50% of the energy used. If you’re looking to save money on your electricity bill this summer, here are some energy efficient ways that you can beat the heat.
As we have become more aware of how our actions impact the environment, more people are working to reduce their family’s environmental footprint. Increasing your home’s energy efficiency is one way that you can help the environment. While there are many different ways to be more energy efficient, false information is often shared alongside good advice. Today, we will be debunking some of the most common myths about energy efficiency.
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