For Keller homeowners looking for value in every home improvement project they take on - whether they are upgrading for resale or their own pride of ownership, new technologies and products on the market make it easier than ever to add value to your home with projects that ultimately pay you back in numerous ways.
Luxurious looks that are affordable
Technology in home improvements has enabled homeowners to create a luxurious exterior that also saves money and recoups their investment. This includes contemporary trends of mixed materials, colors and textures, combining the look of rich, wood-stain shake or even stone in a variety of styles and patterns for foundation cladding or deck skirting. Polymers can actually be stained or finished to look like the real thing.
The payback: years of savings on maintenance and rich looks that increase home values.
Reducing labor, adding beauty to decks
The concept of the outdoor room tops many homeowners' lists. One way to make any type of wood, composite or PVC deck project faster, easier and more beautiful, is to find a system that gives the impression of indoor flooring with a fastener-free look. This is also a safety issue, since raised fasteners can harm bare feet and get hot in the sun. There are several categories of concealed fasteners on the market, with some next-gen systems that save time and labor with more speed and stability.
The payback: big savings on deck installation costs, better aesthetics and years of longevity.
Guarding against weather and energy loss
Homeowners often have no idea how much damage can arise from moisture getting into the home or the inflated cost of utility bills through energy loss. A yearly audit of windows, doors and jambs, receptacles, roof/gutter lines and other vulnerable areas can protect your home from expensive future repairs. The simple act of sealing these areas with the right caulk can make a huge impact
The payback: weatherizing your home from the elements and energy loss.
Standing water threatens property and health
The possibility of water seeping into the home is usually enough to scare any homeowner into action, but these days the Zika virus and other insect-borne diseases are driving solutions for removing standing water. In anticipation, the Wall Street Journal reports insect repellent production is expected to triple this year. Keller homeowners may think water transfer systems are cost prohibitive and difficult to operate, so they wait until it is too late. There are new affordable advancements that can remove water in tight spaces like window wells or wide open grassy areas where insects breed.
The payback: protecting the home from seeping standing water and keeping homeowners safe.
Make the right choices on today's advanced home improvement products and systems and you can have a huge payback on your investment and make a lasting impression.
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