Q: Where does it make sense to install vertical blinds and why? A: Vertical blinds and shades are most often used for sliding doors or larger windows. Sliding doors open from side to side and vertical treatments do the same,
by Kim Ashby MacColeman Metro Atlanta is full of innovators and trailblazers who, when handed months of isolation and nervous energy, took tape measures, trimmers, and garden hoses in hand to renovate their great outdoors. “Mutiny on the backyard!” we
Q: How do I know which garage door opener is right for my home? A: There are several options in opener technology. You’ll make your choice based on several items. Openers provide either chain, belt, or screw drive operation. The
Q: What is underlayment and is it always necessary? A: Underlayment is a product that is used between the subfloor and the floor. There are different types of underlayment. Some floors and installation methods require an underlayment, but not all
Q: How do I know what kind of waterproofing system is best for my home? A: It really depends on the age of your home and the type of foundation it was originally constructed with. Most likely, a permanent solution
Q: How do I know where my downspouts need to be located? A: Generally, a downspout should be installed about every 30 feet or so. A gutter design specialist and the homeowner usually can come up with a plan that
Q: Is one season better than another to have my siding installed? A: The seasons don’t make a difference for siding installation. I personally feel the months that are mild, not too hot or cold, are the best both for
Q: Can cracked or eroded brick, block or concrete steps be repaired, or should they be replaced? A: It is almost always cheaper to repair your steps than to replace them, you also maintain a consistent look this way. If
Q: Does a larger HVAC system offer better performance? A: Bigger is not only not better, it may be worse. Your heating and air conditioning must be matched to your living space. Geography, square footage, insulation value, window type and
Q: What are the most commonly forgotten home maintenance tasks that can lead to larger issues down the road? A: A substantially high percentage of such areas invariably involve water or moisture. For example, a small leak under a sink
