Freeze-Thaw Cycles, Water, Impact, Sun and Pests Can Damage Siding NASHVILLE, Tenn., March 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ – Spring is a great time to reside your house, whether to increase your home’s value or to replace damaged siding, but be sure to evaluate all… Continue Reading »

The proof is in the data: Vinyl siding ranks as one of the most environmentally friendly exterior claddings. VSI released Today’s Vinyl Siding: Verifiably Green at the International Builders’ Show in Las Vegas. This “green paper” contains results from the latest… Continue Reading »

Award reflects company’s consistently high level of customer service 3 Generations Improvements has earned the service industry-coveted 2012 Angie’s List Super Service Award, an honor awarded annually to approximately 5 percent of all the companies rated on Angie’s List, the… Continue Reading »

Please take a look at the below article posted by Progressive Foam.  We have had several homeowners lately with one of the below problems causing allergy or headache symptoms.  We have found that most of the time the problems are due to poor… Continue Reading »

I remember going out on appointments with my Dad before I turned 10 and I got the opportunity to take my oldest child on her first 3G appointment a few weeks ago. We were on a mini vacation in Tahoe… Continue Reading »

Instead of buying new underwear, splitting up or getting a face lift why not put new energy efficient siding or windows on your house.  Or, how about that deck face lift that has been needed for 5 years!  3 Generations… Continue Reading »

By: Lauren Higl Vinyl siding is currently the number one exterior cladding across the United States and Canada, with many people choosing it for their homes due to its affordability, design versatility, durability and low maintenance. But have you ever wondered… Continue Reading »

Not just a wood or vinyl substitute, fiber cement is a stellar siding choice in its own right for modern home exteriors By John Hill Fiber cement contains a mix of cellulose fiber material, Portland cement, silica, sand, water and… Continue Reading »

Recommended residential insulation levels by climate zone POSTED ON MAR 1 2012 BY ALEX WILSON Most leading energy experts today recommend installing a lot more insulation than is common practice. This wall for a Passive House in Seattle will hold… Continue Reading »

By: Tim Holt A recent study conducted by Newport Ventures shows that installing new insulated vinyl siding and a weather resistive barrier on existing homes reduces air infiltration by 12% on average. Reduced air infiltration can contribute to increasing a residential… Continue Reading »