Posts by Anchor Exteriors

Tax time is coming up soon and it brings with it the benefit, for some, of a tax return. According to the IRS, Americans receive up to $3,000 on average in their tax return check. While there might be a new technological “doo-dad,” a clothing shopping spree, a vacation, or other luxuries on your mind for your money, many Americans are opting to put their money where their heart is: their homes.

With spring finally here, there’s a lot to look forward to. Many of us are eager to enjoy the warmer weather and spend more time outside with friends or family.

Still, for a lot of homeowners, the start of spring also means the beginning of the spring-cleaning season. The exterior of your home is probably due for a thorough cleaning, especially after all it’s been put through during the harsh winter weather.

Take advantage of the longer days and warmer weather to clean your roof, siding, and gutters. Letting debris pile up on your rooftop or in your gutters can be damaging to your property, and it can even lead to leaks.

Are you a homeowner wondering about the intricacies of replacing a damaged roof? You’re not alone. Many homeowners are unsure of the process and whether their insurance policy will cover roof replacement. That’s where we come in. As a trusted roofing company, we have years of experience working with insurance companies to ensure our clients receive the coverage they deserve. In this guide, we’ll break down everything you need to know about homeowners insurance, roof replacement, and when your insurance company will cover the costs.

Spring cleaning is a household tradition for many American homeowners. If you’re planning on welcoming the spring by cleaning up your home and doing some rearrangements, it’s also a great time to dive a little deeper with home maintenance and ensure your home is ready for the summer months. While many homeowners are concerned with the cleanliness of their homes’ interiors, it is very important to pay attention to the outside of your home. The following checklist includes a few basic spring maintenance tasks for the exterior of your home that should be on all homeowner checklists.

The siding of your home can speak volumes. It is one of the first things people will notice from the curb. Your siding could say your home is in pristine condition, protected from weather, bugs, and outdoor elements – or it could show a dilapidated home in need of repairs. If your current siding is sending the wrong message, it may be time for siding replacement. Consider installing vinyl siding from Mr. Roof if you want to transform your home this year.

Maintaining your gutter system year-round is essential, especially if you live in a rainy city. You can normally tell when the cold and rainy months are, but sometimes storms show up unexpectedly, and when that happens, you want to make sure your gutters and downspouts are prepared to handle the influx of rainfall.

It’s important to take care of your gutter system to keep your home safe from the rain, protect your roof from water damage, avoid flooding in your backyard, and to prevent gutters from damage.

Chimney leaks can quietly wreak havoc on your home, leading to water stains on ceilings and unsettling drips from vents, hinting at the need for chimney repair and masonry work. Acknowledging these signs early can save your home from the significant threat these leaks pose to the structure of your chimney and ultimately, your roof.

Navigating chimney leak repair involves understanding common causes, impacts on roof health, and adopting preventative measures. This article aims to equip you with insights on maintaining your chimney’s integrity and ensuring the longevity of your roof, emphasizing the importance of prompt, quality repair services.

When you imagine a winter wonderland, you probably picture fluffy snow in the yard, smoke piping out the chimney, and beautiful icicles dripping down the tip of the roof. While icicles along the roofline may seem like a picture-perfect scene, it could be a signal that trouble is near. The same conditions that produce icicles can create ice dams, which can cause significant damage to a home. Read on to discover how to prevent ice dams before they lead to expensive roof repairs.

One of the best ways to protect your home exterior is by using vinyl siding. However, despite the strength and protection that it provides, some forces are usually too strong for it to withstand-like baseballs and hailstones. In case your home’s vinyl siding is hit and damaged by such things, do not worry, as they can be easily removed using the zip tool-a a special device for removing the vinyl siding.