It’s no stretch to say that every homeowner wants an attractive main entrance. That’s why homeowners looking for a new entry door often enthusiastically embrace their door replacement project. But somewhere during the door selection process, it’s not uncommon to get lost in the weeds. After all, there are so many different styles of front doors, with so many custom ...
At All-Weather Seal, Co. Inc., we advise customers replacing their front doors to consider adding storm doors to the project. Contrary to what many homeowners think, storm doors do much more than provide extra home protection. While reliable protection should be an expected benefit of any well-made storm door, some stand out for their eye-catching looks. Those are the kinds ...
As you probably already know, patio doors can brighten your home and make it feel more spacious, but that doesn’t mean just any patio door would be right for you. Aside from differences in budgets, homeowners’ aesthetic preferences and functional needs vary widely, so any patio doors you get should be designed to satisfy your specific criteria. For instance, many ...
You use your doors continually throughout the day, year after, so it only makes sense when shopping around for replacements to focus on durable products from well-regarded manufacturers. In the United States, ProVia® has become the go-to door maker for homeowners because its doors offer all the advantages that any exterior door should provide and some that few doors can—energy-efficient ...
Choosing the right material for your home’s attic insulation can have a lasting impact on your comfort as well as your heating and cooling costs. Today, the two most common, safest, and cost-effective insulation options are blown-in fiberglass and blown-in cellulose. So, which is better at maintaining a home’s thermal comfort? That’s the question many Lansing, Michigan, homeowners have when ...
Since its introduction in 1938, fiberglass insulation has been the leading choice for residential construction and home improvement projects. Over the years, this material has proven its ability to make homes more energy efficient, in the process reducing utility costs and improving indoor comfort. There are two different types of fiberglass insulation—pre-cut batts and rolls, and blown-in loose-fill. At All-Weather ...
Homeowners choose blown-in insulation for their homes because it effectively maintains indoor comfort and saves energy—that’s the bottom line. At All-Weather Seal, Co., Inc., we use blown-in fiberglass insulation from Owens Corning®, which does not settle. This means that it will properly seal even the tiniest cracks and crevices in your attic, drastically slowing the heat flow into and out ...
If your home is like others in Lansing, Michigan, your attic may be one of the biggest sources of home energy loss. Many attics in our area simply lack proper insulation. When correctly installed, good attic insulation—blown-in fiberglass, in particular—makes a huge difference in thermal indoor comfort and home energy efficiency. In fact, one of the main indications of an ...
As you know, the weather can be brutal in Lansing, Michigan. From our freezing winter rain to blistering summer heat, the elements can take a toll on your home—not to mention its interior comfort. That’s why so many homes feature siding. Well-made siding protects your home and acts as a layer of insulation. Because siding covers most of your home’s ...
Maybe it was after you saw roofers working in your neighborhood, or perhaps it’s because you suspect your roof might soon need to be replaced. Whatever the case, at some point, you have thought, “How do I know which roofing company to trust?” As with most other home improvement services, a record of excellent performance should be a key consideration. ...
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