Winterizing Your Home

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Winter weather can wreak havoc on your home's exterior if you’re not prepared. Snow, ice, and fluctuating temperatures pose risks to your asphalt roofing shingles, siding, and composite decking. Proper maintenance and prevention strategies can save you time, money, and stress. Here’s how to protect these key areas of your home this winter.

Which Type of House Siding is Right for Me?

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How to Find the Right Siding for Your Home and Budget

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With modern additions in the siding world it’s easy enough to make the leap from the grocery aisle to the sample station. There’s modern vinyl, fiber cement, and composite. Within those product types there are different manufacturers, and within that category thousands of colors, textures, sizes, and styles. There’s also trim work to consider. And what about considerations outside of aesthetics? Cost, durability, performance, and maintenance are all worthwhile considerations.

One Home 5 Palettes

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Choosing a color for your new siding can be difficult.... I reached out to one of Marshall's color experts to see what he had to say. Learn more here.

Let’s Talk Energy Efficiency: Not the Buzzword but the Brass Tacks

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Learn how to get a home you'll love while reducing your carbon footprint.

Cedar Impressions, Custom Trim, and Board and Batten are all featured in this recent Marshall remodel.

Siding for New England: What to Know and What to Ask

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Fiber cement, composite siding, and vinyl all have unique qualities, and each product is suitable for New England homes. So, how do you make a decision about what's best for you? Pricing, color fading, and trim options, are all things to consider. Learn more here.