What is a Soffit? In the extended roof family, the soffit is one of the key members. It is the board that connects the siding and the roofline, which is located under the fascia. Much like other parts of the roof, the soffit plays functional and aesthetic roles. Today, Deschutes Roofing & Insulation sheds light[…] Read More
Wood has been a popular siding material for decades but today, fewer people are choosing this option for their homes. It’s mainly because wood siding doesn’t offer the same value and protection as other siding choices currently available on the market.
You wouldn’t want to deal with roofing repairs in the freezing cold weather. Roof damage during winter can’t only cause further damage to your home but it can also make your interior comfortable. Heat escapes when you have a leak, so your HVAC works harder to keep your warm, resulting in higher energy bills.
Siding serves more than just aesthetic purposes, it also protects your home from harsh elements and helps in keeping your interior comfortable. While homeowner’s insurance covers siding damage, you should still be aware of how your insurer handles siding repair and replacement coverage to keep it protected from unforeseen events.
Gutters aren’t on the priority list of many homeowners, but they should be. They help protect the house from water damage by diverting water away from your property. Moreover, you must choose gutters that fit your home and is ideal for your location.
Whether they’re seamless gutters or the standard variant, installing new gutters in your home is always a worthy investment to make. After all, the gutters are one of the main reasons your roof isn’t damaged by water, causing leaks around your home. As a homeowner who intends to conduct a gutter installation project, it’s important[…] Read More
