Spring is here and the sun is shining! Don’t you love living in New England? You can’t wait for summer BBQs and family gatherings on your deck, but you’re starting to realize your deck isn’t what it used to be. May is Deck Safety Month! The fact is that there are millions of outdoor decks…
Everyone wants a home that is attractive to look at, not only on the inside, but on the outside as well. Having an attractive home exterior, or curb appeal, is something that will not only make you the envy of your neighbors but it can also help add value to your house. However, when adding…
The spring is a great time to start thinking about remodeling projects for your home. The warmer weather makes it easy to work outdoors on projects like roof maintenance, window work, tree trimming and more. A deck can be a great addition for the warmer weather. However, building a deck is a major undertaking. Here…
When it comes down to the difference between a wood and composite deck, it’s all about shelf-life. If it’s made from untreated wood, it can last you anywhere from 10 to 30 years, depending upon how much you maintain it. But a deck made of treated wood or composite materials can last you as long…
The holidays are over. Spring is right around the corner, which is getting you thinking about your next exterior remodeling project! Set your family up for success. Don’t plan your projects in the spring and expect them to be completed in the summer. Great contractors get scooped up quick! You want to beat the rush…
Extremely cold temperatures are not only rough on you, they’re also rough on your home. We’re going to explore some expert tips that can help you to protect your house when winter hits. Freezing weather, ice, and snow don’t have to be the bane of your existence. Pipes When it comes to frozen pipes, there’s…
It happens every year here at Professional Building Services: homeowners don’t start planning their new project until early spring or summer and by that time, most contractors are backed up three to five months for installation and another summer and fall has passed without enjoying our beautiful New England weather. Wouldn’t you rather enjoy the nice…
