Home Restoration Resources
Boston Siding Contractor
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We will serve the Communities in Massachusetts from our new office in Boston. SFW Construction is known for high-quality siding repair work and is the first home repair contractor to specialize in properly treating dry rot for home and business owners. We work at above industry standards and use only the best products on your Massachusetts home.Safety Comes First
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The number one priority for professional contractors is safety. As a leading professional contractor providing a full spectrum of home construction work—from siding replacement to roofing to home refurbishment—SFW Construction follows comprehensive safety guidelines, including adherence to OSHA standards. Safety on the Jobsite is essential because it protects workers, homeowners, and your property.How To Repair Or Replace Rotted Trim
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Protecting your home as the safe environment in which you and your family live, knowing it is one of the most significant investments you'll ever make, is a top priority for most homeowners. Part and parcel of home maintenance is repairing or replacing rotted trim on your house. SFW Construction is a recognized and established home restoration company serving the Pacific Northwest for decades and can help you improve your house trim and preserve the integrity of your home.Common Signs Of Wood Rot Around A Window
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In the exceedingly moist rainforest climate of the Pacific Northwest, wood rot in homes is a very common occurrence. Window frames are especially vulnerable places for wood rot to develop because rain and moisture tend to collect around windows that don’t have proper flashing and can seep in through cracks in the window frame sealing. Depending on the year and style of home you have, the issue could present itself differently.What Is The Best Fiber-Cement Siding For My Home?
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What is fiber cement siding? Why is it popular? What brands do you recommend? These are all common questions homeowners ask when deciding what type of siding is best for their home. First, let's talk about what fiber cement is—made by combining wood fiber with Portland cement, sand, and other components. Fiber cement is designed to look like wood but has outstanding durability and lasts longer than most siding materials.Can My Contractor Provide Home Renovation Financing?
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If interest rates are low or dropping, it's probably time to start thinking about financing your home renovation projects. The perfect lender for you will offer the lowest interest rate and the best terms. Many times your contractor can provide great rates and terms. Best of all, general contractors can provide easy, no-hassle financing quickly.Why Do We Use Cedar For Trim And Fascia?
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Cedar is an incredibly durable wood species with a much longer service life than other materials and is naturally durable throughout its heartwood. It offers a unique, natural performance characteristic and an exceptional finish that brings warmth, character, and longevity to interior and exterior residential projects worldwide.Is It Safe To Paint Over Lead Paint?
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Has your house been tested for lead paint? Do you live in a home built in or before 1978, when the use of lead paint was banned? If so, now is an excellent time to get your home tested! After the results are determined, you will be able to come up with an action plan. A negative test result means lead was not found on the surface, and you can continue with any other repair plans.Window Leak Repair – Why Are My Windows Still Leaking?
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Part of owning a home includes cleaning, maintaining, and repairing the house when necessary so you can continue to enjoy your space and its surroundings. Unfortunately, things happen; one thing in the Pacific Northwest that is common is window leaks. This can sometimes be a challenge, especially if you have not experienced a specific issue, like a water leak before, and need to call a window leak repair expert.Protect Your Seattle Home From Lead Paint
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Living in a Seattle home built before 1978 with lead paint can be toxic, especially for children. The risks can be consequential and cause severe damage to the body. You may face other lead-related challenges as a Seattle homeowner, such as paint flaking and cracking, which changes your home’s overall appearance.