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The primary role of gutters is to protect your roofing system. However, there are other reasons you need clean, functioning gutters on your house. The Role of Gutters Here are the reasons gutters are necessary on a home. Gutters keep water from accumulating on your roof.

It's tough for homeowners to know when to replace their roofs. After all, you don't have the opportunity very often to get a close-hand view of your existing roof.

When looking for a home, buyers usually search for houses with lots of windows. Unfortunately, they can have a very negative impact on your energy bills. For almost any budget, replacing old windows with energy efficient ones will have you seeing savings immediately.

A leaky roof is enough to damper anyone’s day. So what do you do if your roof start leaking? The answer is simple. Act quickly! Hold Your Water Controlling interior damage takes effort. Remove items so they don’t get soaked by the rainfall.

Spring storms are notorious in the Midwest. The weather is so erratic that storms can take us by surprise. You cannot always be sure that your home is prepared to take whatever comes at it.

New windows can beautify both the interior and exterior of your home, but this isn’t the only reason it might be time to replace your windows. Here are some other clues that it might be time to receive a free quote for replacement windows with Integrity Roofing, Siding, Gutters, and Windows.

Windows  and  doors  are essential to the style and energy efficiency of a home. Yet, when it comes to home improvement projects, door and window replacements are often neglected.

Probably one of the most exciting (and perhaps the most stressful) part of getting new siding for your home is choosing the perfect color! What if you could choose not just one, but three perfectly coordinating colors for your home?!

Makeover Your Home this Summer Making improvements to your home is expensive, time-consuming, and complicated, right? Well, we don’t think so. Home improvement projects can seem overwhelming to many people, but the truth is, you don’t have to tear down walls to improve your home.

It’s currently a seller’s market. That means you might feel tempted to put an offer on a house that has some problems. For example, perhaps you found one in your preferred school district with a big backyard and a three-car garage. However, the roof of the house is old.