Blog: Bruce McClain

Do Not Ignore Storm Damage to Your Roof If a major storm affects your area, it can wreak havoc on your property, including your roof.

What to Do if You Have Hail Damage to Your Roof Storms are becoming more severe, producing greater wind speeds and larger hail . Some of these hail storms can create chunks of hail the size of a baseball! Severe hail storms are becoming more common.

Hail Damage to Home Siding If your home has recently weathered a hailstorm, you may notice hail damage to the siding. Even if you don't notice it right away, it might still be there. Does it really matter that much whether you get siding damage repair or not?

Storm Damage & Roof Repair In 2019, the National Weather Service indicated 566 severe weather reports directly related to Indiana weather. Your roof is designed to protect you from the elements, but it can easily become damaged when a serious storm sweeps through central Indiana.

  Here's What You Need to Know About Homeowners Insurance and Storm Damage Homeowner's insurance is a standard cost of owning a home. It covers damages that you otherwise might not afford and protects your home in the case of an accident.

  Hail and Wind Damage to Roof Between 2017 to 2019, there were 2.8 million hail claims made in the entire United States. While it can certainly be a sight to behold, the ugly truth is, hail can definitely do some damage.

Winter Weather Roof Replacement More than 5 million roofs are installed every year, but plenty of Americans see cold, snowy weather for about one-third of the year during the winter months. As that time of year draws near, you may notice that your roof is leaking or you're missing shingles.

Windows & the Value of Your Home Whether you’re looking to sell your house or you just want to keep it in good shape, you may be wondering how to increase your home’s value. After all, for most Americans, their home is their biggest asset.

Windows & Interior Temperature On average, 20% of a  wall's surface area  in your home is made up of windows. In the wintertime, they expel more heat, and in the summer, they gain heat. In fact, windows distribute more heat than any of the other surfaces in your home.

How to Choose Your Room's Window Design Are your windows tired and drab-looking? Have they been leaking moisture or letting unwanted cold or warm air in the house? What are your windows doing for the style of your home? Do they fit with your home's personality and decor?