Roof Repair

Once upon an October... 🍂 There was a house whose siding panels were hanging on by a nail and a prayer. Then the first big fall wind came — and one panel made a break for it. It's funny until it's your wall. Every October our inspections turn up the same suspects: loose siding panels flapping in the wind, cracked or missing caulk around windows and trim, and wasp nests that moved in over the summer. A loose panel is an open door for rain and cold air to slip behind your sidi

Meet a home in Lawrence, KS — wrapped up last month. From the street, the story is the roof: a full architectural shingle replacement that took a weathered, worn-out roof and turned it back into the sharpest-looking part of the house. But the part of this job we're proudest of? You can't see it in the photo. The upgrade under the roof While the crew was up there tearing off and replacing shingles, we topped off the attic insulation too. That's the one-two punch most homeowner

The manufacturer is recalling every bay window installed before 1998, following dozens of reports that they "kept staring into the neighbors' yard." Affected windows are advised to stop making eye contact immediately. If your window has been watching the neighbor's dog poop for six consecutive months, it is subject to this recall. Okay, no — nobody is recalling your windows. But here's what windows actually do when they're past their prime: they don't send you a letter. They

★★★★★ "32 wonderful years. The caulking was excellent, the nail guns were kind, and the dachshund never once marked the trim. But every panel has its season — I'm hanging up my J-channel. 5 stars, would shelter again." — Your Siding, East Wall That review was spotted on the front lawn this weekend, where the retiring vinyl panels were presented with a tiny gold watch for three decades of standing between one Kansas City family and hail, wind, and one very memorable raccoon in