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In the August 2014 issue of Remodeling Magazine they completed their annual list of the biggest remodeling companies in the U.S. and 3 Generations Improvements is now ranked #142 in the Replacement Contractor category. We are so proud to be recognized nationally – hard work does pay off! See the article from the magazine below. […]
Read MorePosted by: Reuben Saltzman under Home Improvement Updated: June 19, 2014 – 6:06 AM This is a guest blog post by Ryan Carey, of My 3 Quotes. We’ve all seen some epic battles over competing products in which parts of the ad campaign relied on going after the competition. Pepsi vs. Coke, Chevy vs. Ford, or today’s PC […]
Read MorePlease read the below article. This is one of the many reasons we have put so much trust and invested a lot of time and money into James Hardie. Our sentiments are continuously backed up by performance and outside trusted opinions! FINANCIALS The annual list developed by GMI Ratings is based on the accounting […]
Read MorePlease 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 ventilation and excessive moisture holding in the wall cavity which causes mold spore growth. We […]
Read MoreInstead 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 Improvements is ready to install a new home at the same address for you! Contact […]
Read MoreRecommended 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 about a foot of insulation. I’m often asked the question, “How much insulation should I […]
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