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What Is a Downspout Extension? Your gutters catch rainwater and funnel it to the downspouts, the vertical pipes running down the corners of your home. A downspout extension (sometimes called a downspout extender...
What Is Board and Batten Siding? Board-and-batten siding is a vertical siding style made of two parts. Wide boards run up and down the wall, and then narrow strips called battens cover the seams where those boards...
Your siding does a lot more than make your house look good. It is the shield between your home and everything Georgia weather throws at it: sticky summer humidity, pop-up thunderstorms, and the occasional winter ice...
Across Cumming and the rest of Forsyth County, finished attics, bonus rooms, and second-story spaces are common features in homes built over the past few decades, and many of these upper-floor rooms benefit...
Most Atlanta homes have at least one room that stays dim no matter what time of day it is, and many homeowners have grown so used to flipping on the overhead light that they stop noticing how dark the space really...
You walk into the living room after a Georgia thunderstorm and there it is. A slow drip from the skylight, or worse, a brown stain creeping across the drywall around the frame. So why is your skylight leaking, and...
Most folks don't think much about their gutters until water starts pouring over the side during a thunderstorm. Then suddenly it's all you can think about. If you've decided it's time for new gutters, you're already...
Your gutters do way more work than you might think. They move thousands of gallons of water off your roof and away from your house every single year. When they quit working right, you'll know it pretty fast. Here's...
Storm damage on a roof shows up as missing or cracked shingles, dented flashing, granule loss in gutters, water stains on interior ceilings, and lifted or curled shingle edges. These signs can appear after high...