Sunday, March 29, 2015

Middle Tennessee Homeowners: Gutter Repair Season is Underway



Spring is here. Before you know it, you’ll be seeing more rain showers and flowers. While rain is certainly good for the climate, but can be potentially nasty and destructive towards your home. Don’t assume that since you haven’t had to deal with any flooding issues thus far, that you have nothing to worry about. Now is the right time for you to call your local Middle TN roofing and gutter inspection company to schedule a gutter inspection.

Gutters are very important structures on your home’s roof and exterior that help to redirect rainwater away from your home and closely adjacent structures, such as your driveway and landscape. Depending on the type of gutter system you have on your property, you may need to have them repaired or replaced more often than not. The winter season was unbelievably harsh, and it is very likely that your home’s exterior took a beating too. Get your gutters inspected now before the rainy season arrives so that your home will be in good shape to handle whatever comes it way with ease.

Take a look at your gutters. Do they look loose or appear to be hanging? Next, take a few moments to walk and inspect the ground immediately surrounding the foundation of your home. Since last winter brought record amounts of snowfall, there is a good chance that there is a little water erosion or damage from all of the melting runoff. Stop erosion problems and potential water damage in its tracks by having your gutters inspected, cleaned, repaired or replaced now.

After your inspection, think carefully about your options before moving forward. Although you are looking to save money now, you need to consider the long-term options. Contact Maynard Construction at (616) 889-5830 to learn more about our affordable gutter and home exterior options that will improve the value, appearance and function of your home for many years to come.

Sunday, March 15, 2015

Springtime Repairs No Homeowner Should Overlook




Spring is the perfect time for you to get ahead of any home improvement projects and repairs that your home needs. The weather is not too hot or cold, and it is early enough in the year for you to get your home in shape for the rest of the year. Whether your home has electrical problems, space issues, or you simply want to change things up, you can’t go wrong when you hire the professionals at Maynard Construction. Here are a few springtime repairs you should not overlook.

Roof

No matter how good you think your roof is, you should always have it inspected by a professional home improvement and construction company in Tennessee. Regardless of the material your roof is made of; the material needs to be kept in good condition to keep water and other elements from entering into your home.

Gutters

Although spring is just starting, now is the perfect time for you to get your gutters cleaned. Clean gutters deter water and debris away from your home’s foundation which helps to prevent flooding, water damage and the need for expensive repairs in the future.

Sidewalk and Walkways

The winter season was extremely brutal and the concrete outside of your home may need to be replaced. Extreme cold temperatures and exposure to water can cause your concrete to buckle up, crack and warp, increasing the risk for injuries.

Home Exterior

Your home’s exterior probably took a beating during the winter time, and it may be time for a fresh coat of paint or some new siding. Take a good look at your home and consider how it would look if you were to have a professional home improvement and contracting company to give it a more modern and appealing look.

It takes careful planning, the right materials and a good team of professionals to get your home repairs, renovations and construction projects done the way you want. Even if you are not quite sure of the design or repairs that need to be done, you can still benefit from scheduling a consultation with us. Give Maynard Construction a call today at (616) 889-5830 to learn more about our services.