When storm damage strikes your home, your instinct may be to choose a repair contractor as quickly as possible. That’s understandable – you want repairs done fast so you can keep your family warm and dry. But make sure to ask potential contractors important questions before hiring them for hail damage repair. You want to… Read More
Whenever you plan renovations and repair work on your property, roof repairs should literally be ‘right on top’ of any list of priorities that you may have made. The main reason for this is that a roof that has cracks or holes in it is a hazard for the occupants of the house on many… Read More
Nothing is more important than the prevention of collapse of your beloved home. However, when it comes to its structural integrity the first thing that comes to mind is a wet basement eroding the foundations or huge cracks in the walls as signs of storm damage. In fact. few people associate roof repairs with any… Read More
When it comes to maintaining the structural integrity of your house, roof repairs should be right on top of your priority list, quite literally indeed. A leaking roof not only allow seepage of water into the walls of your home but may potentially lead to graver problems such as electrical short circuits which in turn,… Read More
Basements and lower floors of your home are prone to flooding in the event of a violent storm. This is because water always travels from high to low ground and even if you don’t live in an area prone to floods, there is no guarantee that your home might not be caught in a flash… Read More
What you need to know after a storm damages your home including how to work with Insurers, Adjusters, and Contractors to fix your home with the least headaches and hassles possible. Minnesota Exteriors wants you to be aware of some basic ideas / tips when repairing or restoring your home after a storm or natural… Read More
Storm windows are a type of window that may be affixed as an ‘add-on’ to the main windows of your home. Their core purpose is to act as a sort of additional protection to already pre-installed windows so as to improve their heat retention capacity. In winters, they may retain heat while in summers they are used… Read More
