Category: Home Improvement

Going green is an on-going trend these days. If you want to do your share in saving the environment, consider investing in energy-saving home improvement projects. These can improve overall energy efficiency, comfort, and value of your home.

Home remodeling is on the rise, with more than 3 billion dollars spent on home improvement in recent years. No matter which part of your home you want to remodel, it’s an excellent way to improve your lifestyle. It makes a familiar place even better without the cost of purchasing a brand new property.

Renovating your home’s exterior can be tricky, especially when design is not your strong point. Fortunately, a few strategic changes can totally transform your home’s curb appeal and charm. If you’ve always wanted to redo your exterior but don’t know where to start, All States Home Improvement provides these great ideas.

It is important to hire a contractor that can guarantee a job well done. It is more vital, however, to choose a company that you can trust.

Your home already has lovely and comfortable interiors and a front yard teeming with colorful plant life. It would be great if your home’s backspace were just as impressive, so why not install a composite deck? This will allow you to enjoy comfortable outdoor living, while also increasing your home’s value.

In the first part of this two part blog series, we discussed the benefits of daylighting. In this installment, we talk about how to improve your home’s daylighting and how our products will help. To improve your home’s natural lighting, you need energy-efficient windows, proper window placement, and effective methods to diffuse sunlight and reduce glare.

One of the primary functions of your windows is providing abundant natural light and great views. The correct use of natural light in your homes can help save you money in electric lighting and heating. Moreover, it improves you and your family’s mood and health. In this two-part blog series, we’ll discuss the benefits of daylighting and the ways we …

Winterizing is the process of preparing for the cold season. Before the cold months come at full blast, make sure your home is ready. Here are four ways to make your home feel warmer without turning up your heating system too much:

Many homeowners have the impression that repairing their roof or windows helps them save more money. While there are home exterior concerns that call for a simple repair work, this tends to fall short in terms of functionality compared to a newly installed structure. For instance, repainting your siding will not restore its original waterproofing capabilities.