Consider updating certain features of your home to make it more appealing to the current market. In the article below, originally posted by LP Smart Side, describes how to make your home fit for the current trends.
One of the biggest questions that homeowners have is, “Which door will work best for my home?” The answer to this depends on your specific style and function. Fiberglass and steel doors definitely have less maintenance than a wooden door. Below are a few comparisons that may help you decide which route to go!
One way to efficiently convey authenticity is to make sure your shutters match your house’s style. Read the article below to learn more about pairing shutters and styles. Originally posted by Boral Master Blog.
We get it – the idea of “going green” can seem daunting. What if we said that you can make your home more eco-friendly without having to drastically change your lifestyle? Follow these 7 steps (we promise we kept them simple!) to not only help the environment but your wallet as well.
During the summer, and all throughout the year, it’s important to keep your home energy efficient. Why? Not only to be comfortable but the amount you’ll save on your energy bill. Read more below on how to conserve energy in your home, no matter the season.
Stone Veneer is a great way to update and modernize your home. Stone veneer is made for a quick and easy installation but that doesn’t mean you can get away with cutting corners.
You have just decided to build a privacy fence. Maybe you just removed the old rotting wood fence and are wondering if it is time to switch to vinyl? Maybe you had vinyl and are wondering if treated wood could be more diverse? Either way this guide will help you balance the decision process and determine which best suites your needs.
Window replacement may seem like it should be a summer-only home improvement project, but there are many benefits to replacing windows during winter.
Here at Cook Siding & Window Co., we believe in providing the best quality materials used in your next renovation or routine maintenance. Windows can be costly and easy to neglect over the years, especially if you have a lot of them.
