Vinyl siding is one of the lowest maintenance exterior cladding materials on the market, but even with diligent care, it won’t last forever. Storm damage, daily environmental exposure, and father time all contribute to gradual vinyl deterioration, and when that deterioration becomes significant, it’s time to start thinking about replacing your siding.

Summer storm season is almost here in the Twin Cities and if you haven’t started prepping your home exterior for severe weather, there’s no time like the present. One exterior component that homeowners often forget to prep is their gutter system, but neglecting routine gutter maintenance can put your home at risk for storm-related water damage.

Severe weather is common in the Twin Cities area throughout summer, and that weather can do quite a bit of damage to your home. Rain, wind, and flying debris can very easily result in structural deterioration if you don’t find and repair storm damage promptly. Fortunately, a little diligence is all you need to dramatically reduce your risk of serious home damage.

Is your roof due for replacement this spring or summer? If so, have you considered opting for metal roofing? While asphalt shingles have long held the top spot as the most popular roofing material on the market, metal has enjoyed a serious increase in use over recent years. And given its distinct advantages over other types of roofing, it’s not difficult to understand why.