Educational Resources

If you can provide detailed information on your home over the phone to a contractor, be wary of any quotes, they are willing to give you. Unless a professional can come out to your home to see exactly what materials need to be matched or what additional products need to be ordered, you are running the risk of your costs doubling (or tripling) when materials don’t match and need to be reordered.

Your home is an extension of yourself. You take care of yourself by going to annual doctors appointments and practicing self-care, taking care of your house is just as important! Maintaining your home not only keeps it looking its best,

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There has been a lot of buzz coming from the automotive industry lately, but that sound isn’t news; it’s electric power. If you know anyone with an electric vehicle (EV), you might have heard them talk about the benefits, including

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Learn about the different bathroom remodel options you have when it’s time to remodel including one day bath, bathroom updates, and full custom remodeling.

Learn about the difference between an acrylic tub liner and a total wet space replacement with One Day Bath Transformations from Brothers Services.

Find out the six questions you should ask yourself before converting your bathtub to a shower such as how much space you are working within your bathroom.

Learn common reasons for foundation damage, how to prevent foundation damage, and what to do if you notice cracks in your home’s foundation.

Learn about five remodeling mistakes that can devalue your home and how you can avoid them including too much carpet and cracking exterior paint.

Find out the warning signs of significant electrical issues in your home and why you should hire a licensed electrician instead of doing it yourself.

Learn common door terminologies like caming, grille, pilaster, and slab, so you can better communicate with your door replacement contractor.

Find out six issues to avoid that will void your window manufacturer’s warranty including improper installation, aftermarket products, and new ownership.

Learn the common gutter terms to better communicate with your gutter replacement contractor including downspout, hanger, leader, miter, and strap.