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Now that you’ve got your taxes done for the year, you’re probably happy to not have to deal with them again until next April. But, you know those questions about energy efficient home improvement projects the IRS wants to know about on those tax forms? Now is the time to plan ahead, so that you can make energy efficient updates to your home that will qualify you for energy tax credits when filing your taxes next spring.

Who or what can withstand the force of hurricane winds? Superman? Cement? Steel? The Hulk? Well, not much or anyone can truly withstand the force of hurricane winds. Considering the lowest wind speed of a hurricane is 74 mph! 74 mph is speeding in most speed zones in the United States. Now that’s fast!

The gas between the panes of your double or triple glazed windows can have a huge impact on your heating and cooling expenses. It is wise to educate yourself on the best energy-efficient windows before buying new ones.

Ignoring these signs your windows need to be replaced could cost you more in the long run. When you spot the first small crack or broken seal in one of your windows, it’s easy to ignore. After all, you can deal with it later, right? But soon, “later” turns into much later.

The time has come when homeowners across the country are eager to get started on their spring home improvement projects. Whether they are indoor projects or outdoor projects, you can count on a busy season for home improvement companies nationwide. But we wanted to remind you before you tackle your next project.

Early summer in Charlotte is beautiful. Our neighbors are out in their yards, taking full advantage of the peaceful piedmont weather before the full heat of midsummer slows us down. And, inevitably, we’re all looking back at our houses, noticing what winter did to the roofs, spotting the stains on the siding, and thinking of the ways a new front door or updated windows could enhance the beauty.