Chances are that you immediately think of hurricane protection when you hear or see the term impact windows—especially if you are a Floridian. Standard windows offer little to no protection against hurricanes which is why many homeowners choose to upgrade their installations to impact glass selections to better protect their homes from impending hurricane damage. 

Home appraisals are often conducted to determine property taxes and the fair market value of your home assuring the buyer, seller, and lender that the agreed price for the home is fair.

When considering your dream home, you may envision a custom build or a pre-built dwelling that is either perfect the way it is or that may need a few renovations to make it truly feel like home. 

Fall may not require you to jack up your Florida home’s air conditioning or heat, but there are certainly ample areas to improve your home’s energy efficiency. 

Whether you embark on a DIY journey or hire a contractor, there are many value-added remodeling projects you may want to make for your home—the ideas are endless. 

With annual sunshine and minimal foliage, Florida homeowners often look for ways to create warm and cozy fall festive spaces.

If you have been considering updating your window installations, then you have probably seen a variety of black window frame styles that work well in nearly any home design.

Remodeling or building your home from the ground up often requires expertise and a variety of resources. Both of which most homeowners run short on—that is when hiring a contractor can make a drastic difference. These professionals have the knowledge, skill, and ability to successfully complete your remodeling or construction project. 

Kitchens are often referred to as the heart of a home, and rightfully so as there are ample hosting, entertaining, and relaxing moments that take place in them. Creating the perfect ambiance can often be challenging when trying to find the right visual elements to make the focal points and anchor the space. 

Have you noticed a subtle draft in your home or maybe moisture buildup around your windows anytime it rains? Those are two of the most common signs that your windows may need to be replaced.