Blog: July 2023

Most of us receive a lot of pleasure from watching birds and other animals in their natural environments. You may have a bird feeder in your yard that attracts both birds and squirrels that are hungry for a treat.

Hands down, Owens Corning is the most trusted manufacturer of roofing products. The company is headquartered in Ohio, and its history goes back to the 1930s.

Keep the Heat Out of Your House Sprinklers & Gutters If the gutters are improperly draining, meaning they are draining into the foundation and siding instead of the yard, moisture will build up in your basement, crawl space, and siding.

You’ve been debating which style shingles your new roof will have for ages, but have you thought about what goes underneath? Before you take any big steps, there are a few things you need to consider about roofing systems.

Your roof takes a beating in every storm. Hopefully, your roof is up to the task and can protect your home and its occupants from the elements. After the storm subsides, it is imperative that you inspect your roof for damage. The continued structural integrity of your home may be at stake.

Your winter checklist may look something like this: Purchase a new “lucky” Chiefs sweatshirt that will surely get them to the playoffs (and beyond). Buy wood for your firepit – plus plenty of marshmallows for roasting.

It’s been a very rainy spring and summer here in the Midwest. While there are plenty of lush trees, flowers, and grasses around to enjoy, rain can also bring damage to your home.

When was the last time you looked at the exterior of your home? We aren’t talking about a quick glance when you pull into the driveway. Instead, when was the last time you carefully examined your home’s siding? If you are like most homeowners, this is not something you often do.

The staff of Integrity Roofing, Siding, Windows, and Gutters loves introducing innovative products to their customers. If you are in the market for new siding, Integrity offers a wide variety of high-quality siding options.

Window replacement companies often claim that new windows can lower heating and cooling costs. Is this true? According to the U.S. Department of Energy, "heat gain and heat loss through windows are responsible for 25%–30% of residential heating and cooling energy use.