In the world of home improvement, the decision to hire a manufacturer-certified contractor can significantly impact the quality and durability of the work. As a homeowner, understanding the benefits of working with a contractor who has earned this certification is crucial. Read on as Polk Contracting, Inc. explores the advantages of hiring a manufacturer-certified contractor.
Understanding Storm Damage Claim Insurance Estimates
As a homeowner, you might ask yourself: what is an insurance estimate? Also known as a claim summary, an insurance estimate is a document that estimates the expenses of repairing or replacing your home. Your home’s roof, inside and exterior, as well as any detached structures like a shed or gazebo, are all part of your home’s spreadsheet. It can also include storm-damaged personal property like mailboxes and patio furniture.
Expectations VS Reality: DIY Home Improvement Projects
Exterior home improvements, especially major projects are best handled by professionals. These jobs require not only the proper tools but also skills and experience. Many homeowners are choosing to do these tasks on their own in hopes of saving money. However, mistakes in your project can result in unnecessary repair costs and you may need to purchase new materials to correct the errors. A trusted window and door contractor share common expectations… Continue Reading
Tips to Navigate a Post-Storm Insurance Claim
A storm can cause a significant amount of damage for your home and once this happens, it’s always best that you have the damage fixed as soon as possible. Unfortunately, repairing the damage your home sustained can cost a significant amount and not everyone has the funds on hand for immediate use. Luckily, this is where insurance claims come in. In this article, expert window and door contractor Polk Contracting… Continue Reading
Your Guide on How to Properly Size Your Gutters
When it comes to gutter sizes, the default choices that homeowners can avail of is usually five inches for K-style gutters and six inches for half-rounds. According to experts, these sizes can already handle the amount of rainfall in most parts of the country. However, what some homeowners don’t realize is that it’s actually possible to widen your gutters to prevent them from overflowing. But how exactly does one do… Continue Reading
