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Purchasing a new roof in Minneapolis is the most important investment you’ll make into your home. Make sure all your questions are answered before you begin your installation.

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When it comes to installing a roof, safety should be your primary concern at all times. Skipping good safety practices because they take too much time makes it all the more likely an accident will happen.

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Maintaining a leak-proof, protective roofing system is an essential requirement for home and business owners in Minneapolis. Once you realize that roof repairs will no longer solve big problems, you need to prepare for a roof replacement as soon as possible.

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Loud noises coming from the home may increase anxiety or disturb sleep habits. While it may be exciting for your family to observe, work zones are extremely unsafe for children, pets, neighbors, and visitors. Therefore, you need to create a checklist that will help keep everybody safe.

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You are probably getting your property ready for winter here in Minneapolis. As you make your preparations, you may want to consider adding a deck to your home. Although it may seem counterintuitive to add a deck, the fall season is the perfect time to build a deck — especially if you missed it during the summer.

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In a general sense, sustainable roofing is designed for longevity in a variety of rooftop environments. Some roofing membranes, as well as accessories like adhesives and insulation, now consist of renewable resources and recycled content.

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The siding around your home offers the best of both worlds by providing outside protection and a professional, clean look that makes your home stand out. If you maintain the siding in your home, it will retain its beautiful finish for many years.

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If you are looking to insulate your attic to keep your home comfortable and efficient, you’ll have three main options: cellulose, fiberglass, and spray foam. While all three types of fiberglass offer insulation for attics, they each have their pros and cons.

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An important step in making sure that your home is ready for the winter properly preparing your windows from the freezing temperatures. Do so will insulate your home and keep it energy efficient when the weather is at its worst.

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Are you considering adding extra attic space above your current living space? Are you turning your attic into a finished home office, theater room, family room, or even a guest room? With careful planning and partnering with a home remodeling professional, you get the results you are looking for while adding living space to your home.

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