The coatings that are so-called "ceramic" are just ordinary coatings that have had small ceramic spheres added to it. Yes, it sounds good. However, science does not support the claims of it being "ceramic." In [...]
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Yes! We encourage people to help us help those in need. Many times people experiencing hardships are not in a place or willing to ask for help, but that is okay. Just submit an application [...]
No, Select Home Improvements is a privately owned business that wants to give back to people experiencing hardships in our community.
Step 1: Submit a completed form and explain your hardship and needs. Step 2: Our team will review your application Step 3: If you are selected, we will contact you. Select Home Improvements is committed [...]
If you or someone you know is experiencing a hardship, then you can simply apply and submit an application. In this case, it would mean that the hardship makes it nearly impossible for you or [...]
As the thickness of vinyl siding increases, two things tend to happen: Durability increases and aesthetics improve. Thicker vinyl siding is better able to mimic the profile of wood siding and shingles. However, better looks, quality and longevity come at a cost. That's why thin siding still exists.
Vinyl siding is a reasonably priced, lightweight, and virtually maintenance-free way of providing thermal protection to the home's exterior. According to "Remodeling Magazine's" 2014 Cost vs. Value Report, a midsize vinyl siding remodel will increase your home's value by 78.2 percent of the project's [...]
Although vinyl siding can also be cleaned with detergents, Clorox is much more effective for removing stubborn baked-on dirt, soot, stains, mold and mildew. Clorox bleach will not harm vinyl siding as long as it is properly diluted and thoroughly rinsed [...]
The wood that goes under residential siding -- exterior sheathing -- performs several functions. It adds insulation, waterproofing and structural support for the framing. It also provides a surface on which to nail the siding. The most common sheathing materials [...]
