Replacing Damaged Siding on a Historic House
March 20, 2017
By Clint C. Thomas, Esq. Photography By Sterling Thomas It has been said that the lumber available today is not as dense or as solid
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By Clint C. Thomas, Esq. Photography By Sterling Thomas It has been said that the lumber available today is not as dense or as solid
New colors, textures and technologies make vinyl a popular choice.
Q: A fallen tree limb has punched a hole in our aluminum siding about the size of a baseball. The damage appears to be limited
By Matt Weber When the old paint wears away, it’s time to wash away the chalk and apply a new acrylic latex.
The next time you drive through an upscale neighborhood in your community, take the time to admire a few particular homes that seem to
Proper installation of wood siding can protect the building envelope from moisture intrusion.
Whatever the weather, Bigfoot’s 12” plastic tube (BFT12) delivers a simple, yet dependable way to build footings. Ground water or rain poses no threat to our Bigfoot tubes. The tapered plastic design prevents uplift from frost and high velocity winds. The BFT12 meets or exceeds all Local and National Building Codes when used with a […]
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