If you live in your home long enough, a replacement is probably inevitable. A sagging or hole-riddled roof can pose a life-safety hazard, not to mention cause damage to the interior of your home.
As fall approaches, it’s the perfect time to take care of a few home maintenance tasks. Many require only a small investment of time and money, and they’ll help keep your home safe, comfortable, and in good condition as the weather changes.
Additional storage space is at the top of 
just about any homeowner’s wish list. No matter how big your closets may look, there just never seems to be enough room for everything. Finding more storage space is essential if you want to reduce clutter and stay organized. And if your home is on the smaller side, you really have to get creative. If you’re looking to maximize the amount of storage space in your home, here are four creative and hidden storage solutions.
Well-intentioned friends may be warning you “you won't know what to do first” after you move into your new home.
But you know better: after months of thinking, planning, buying, measuring and envisioning, you probably know exactly what you want to do. If you're like many new homeowners, it's a pet project that will instantly bond you to your new home.
Keep telling yourself until you believe it 
and let yourself off the hook: “I am NOT a bad housekeeper. I just need to be more vigilant in the future.”
With this simple mantra, you will have taken your first step toward banishing mold in your bathroom – for good.
Like many people, you may think the 
niftiest invention of the 21st century is the cell phone.
But the U.S. Department of Energy would make a strong case for programmable thermostats. The problem is, many homeowners are reluctant to install them because they are uncertain about how the thermostats work.
When you need a new roof, you’ll want to find out what you should know to make the right decisions and make sure the process goes smoothly. From guidance on what color of roofing material to choose to how to prepare for the roofers, First Quality Roofing & Insulation has compiled a free guide containing everything you need to know.
Your roof is one of the most important 
parts of your home, since it provides vital protection to every part of it. It’s easy to not give your roof much thought – until it starts to develop problems. You’ll then have plenty of questions and will want to get all the information you need to make the best possible decision.
Like urban legends, myths often persist because they contain a germ of truth. The problem is that germ becomes the focal point and overwhelms the rational and sensible elements of a statement of fact.
The First Quality Roofing & Insulation team hears many myths about insulation as we visit customers' homes and install quality attic insulation in Las Vegas. Rather than focus on how these fallacies got started, we simply provide the facts and debunk the myths – typical of our
It has been around for decades and though its manufacturing process sounds rough and caustic, it can be downright graceful in its application.
It is mineral wool insulation, "made by melting basalt stone and recycled slag from steel mills and then spinning it into fiber that is formed into batts and boards." It is used in Canada, Europe and China and it show signs of becoming more widely available in the United States. Here's why:
We can help you to determine if your roof just needs repairs, or if a replacement would be more appropriate. Please fill out the form below.
