5 Easy Steps to Help Flood-Proof Your House

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Severe storms, heavy rain, hurricanes, and frequent floods can cause devastating structural damage to your home and property. Learn how to protect your home from rising flood waters now so you aren’t caught off-guard in this guide from Roof Maxx.

9 Tips to Extend Your Asphalt Shingle Roof’s Lifespan

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Learn how to extend the life of your asphalt shingle roof with basic maintenance tips like cleaning gutters, clearing off any debris, trimming back trees, fixing missing or cracked shingles, and scheduling roof rejuvenation in this post.

How to Get Rid of Mold on a Window

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Mold around your windows is more than a surface issue—it’s a red flag for moisture issues in your home. Learn how to remove it, prevent it from coming back, and how Roof Maxx can help protect your home from the top down in this guide from our team of home exterior professionals.

Smoke Alarm Chirping: What It Means and How to Fix It Fast

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Uh oh! Your smoke alarm started chirping randomly, and it won’t stop. If the cause clearly isn’t a fire, you might need to do a little troubleshooting to narrow down whether the issue is a low battery, incorrectly installed battery, or smoke alarm failure. For best results, change the battery at least once every six months and the unit itself every 7-10 years.

How to Make Exterior Wood Doors Last Longer

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Mahogany, walnut, white oak, fur, cedar—they’re all beautiful choices for your doors, but they need proper care to stay in good condition. Find out how to keep them clean and beautiful for decades in this guide from the home exterior experts at Roof Maxx.

Where to Place Your Smoke & Carbon Monoxide Detector

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To figure out where to place your smoke & carbon monoxide detectors, follow guidelines from FEMA and the U.S. Fire Administration. The best locations include bedrooms, hallways, kitchens, living areas, basements, and garage entrances. Dual detectors help streamline coverage so you get the most value for your money and the most protection.

Amy Koch’s Journey in Roofing & The Women Leading the Way at Roof Maxx

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From corporate boardrooms to making waves in the roofing industry, Amy Koch has been breaking barriers since the day she graduated from Western Kentucky University. Get an insider view of how she’s changing Roof Maxx—and creating new opportunities for women, in this sector and beyond.

The Different Types of Roof Designs & Styles

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Gable roofs are really popular, but they’re far from the only option available to you in commercial or residential roofing. Explore your options and see the pros and cons side by side in this guide from the home exterior experts at Roof Maxx.

Single vs. Double Pane Windows: What’s the Difference?

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Should you invest in single-pane or double-paned windows—and what’s the difference? Learn why making the right choice can improve your home’s energy efficiency and make it more comfortable in this guide from Roof Maxx. Then, see how treating your roof with our eco-friendly solution can help your shingles last longer and make your windows more efficient by preventing heat loss through the top of your home!

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