Windows and Siding
Is Your Home Ready for an Idaho Falls Winter? Windows and Siding Checklist
Now that the September storms have blown through and the leaves are turning, eastern Idaho is doing that thing it does every year: going from warm afternoons to frosty mornings almost overnight. If you have ever stood near a window in January and felt a draft that had no business being there, you already know…
Read MoreSiding Repair in Idaho Falls: What to Fix Before Winter
A cracked siding panel can look like a small cosmetic problem. Sometimes it is a straightforward repair. Sometimes it is the first visible sign that water is getting somewhere it should not. If you are considering siding repair in Idaho Falls, fall is a useful time to find out which situation you have. Start with…
Read MoreWhy Your Idaho Falls Home Feels Like an Oven: Summer Energy Loss Through Old Windows and Siding
You know the feeling. It is the middle of a July afternoon in Idaho Falls, the air conditioner has been running all day, the power bill keeps climbing, and the back bedroom still feels like a greenhouse. You are paying to cool your home, but a good chunk of that cool air is leaking right…
Read MoreHow to Spot Hail Damage on Your Roof
Our local crew checks every roof by hand, lifting shingles to spot hail damage you can’t see from the ground. If you have lived through an eastern Idaho summer, you know how fast the weather can turn. One minute it is calm, and the next a storm is dropping hail across the valley. The trouble…
Read MorePocatello Siding That Holds Up: Materials Built for Bannock County Weather
If you have lived in Pocatello for any length of time, you already know what our weather can do to a house. Cold winters, hot dry summers, wind off the Snake River plain, sun that bleaches anything it touches, and the kind of freeze and thaw cycles that show no mercy on poorly chosen materials.…
Read MoreThe Best Windows for Idaho Falls Homes: Beating Cold Winters and Hot Summers
If you have lived through an Idaho Falls winter, you already know what bad windows feel like. Cold drafts near the couch. Frost on the inside corners of the glass. A heating bill that climbs every January no matter how high you turn the thermostat. Bad windows make a great house feel uncomfortable and they…
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