Q & A – What is the most durable kind of garage door?
A: Our most popular durable model is a steel insulated garage door. The front and back are made of steel with polyurethane insulation injected in the middle. This composition resists scratches and dings and can even withstand a baseball thrown ...
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Q & A – How much water can you save with low-flow toilets/showers?
A: Saving you up to 12.2 gallons of water a day, low-flow toilets use around 1.28 gallons per flush (gpf), whereas older toilets commonly use 3.5 to 7 gpf. Low-flow showerheads are also a worthwhile investment, using around 2 gallons ...
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Q & A – How do I know when I can repair versus replace my entire foundation?
How do I know when I can repair versus replace my entire foundation? A You should never replace your entire foundation. Full replacement is incredibly expensive and far more damaging to your home. Fortunately, foundation settlement and wall damage issues ...
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Q & A – Why is servicing my gutters important for maintaining the health of my roof?
A: Properly maintained gutters serve a critical role in reducing the impact of heavy rains. Damaged systems can send torrents of water burrowing through the soil around your home, endangering the foundation and resulting in costly repair work. Additionally, clogged ...
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Q & A – How do you lift concrete without impacting the surrounding structure?
A: The lifting process is minimally invasive, done by injecting either Portland cement and agricultural lime or polyurethane under the concrete. The material you choose fills any void and then starts to lift. This injection process is continued until the desired ...
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Q & A – What is the difference between solid and engineered hardwood?
A: Solid hardwood consists of a singular piece of wood that is sensitive to moisture and must be nailed to a wooden subfloor. Engineered flooring is still real wood, it is just fashioned out of different layers to be more ...
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Q & A – How often should I mow for a lush lawn?
A: Most Atlantans have winter dormant Bermuda or zoysia grass that will begin actively growing around April. Once your green is in full swing, a great rule of thumb is to mow each week, occasionally mowing less during dry bouts. ...
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Q & A – How do I know what waterproofing system will work best for my basement?
A: Water that enters a basement through or underneath a poured concrete or block foundation wall can usually be resolved with either an interior or exterior waterproofing system. Exterior systems involve excavating and replacing the original foundation drain. Interior systems involve developing ...
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Q & A – When is the best time of the year to paint the exterior of my home?
A: The best time to paint is when temperatures are between 70 and 80 degrees. Because of this, apart from occasional rainstorms, we find that March and September are often ideal months to go for a new exterior paint color. ...
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Q & A – How can I reduce springtime allergens to improve my indoor air quality?
A: Stop harmful pathogens from circulating throughout your home by installing a high-output ultraviolet light in your return duct to kill viruses, bacteria, and mold. To get rid of dust and other allergens, we recommend that you change your filter ...
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