Blog: Northeast Team

Your windows add light and beauty to your home, but they also can let in unwelcome visitors and increase your utility bills if they’re not in good condition. If you’re not a replacement window professional, you may think you don’t have the knowledge to estimate the condition of your windows.

Recently, Richard from Northeast Home & Energy had the opportunity to meet with Ray Mead to talk about the Stephen H. Roney Memorial Park, a project started by firefighters from the Engine Company No. 2 of Grafton, Inc..

Hiring the right roofing contractor is crucial to ensuring the success of your roof replacement or repair. The right contractor will be professional, skilled, experienced, and courteous. Here are some quick tips and tricks to hiring the right roofing contractor for your home.

Water damage is one of the most common reasons for home insurance claims (Insurance Information Institute). Water comes in many different forms — a burst pipe, wood rot, or mold growth, to name a few.

We always want the newest, groundbreaking technology in our phones, computers, and cars. So why not in our homes, too? With the latest technological advances, our houses are becoming smarter, more comfortable, and more energy-efficient.

Every homeowner wants a durable, long-lasting roof to keep out the elements, the cold, and destructive moisture. Your roof’s longevity is determined by a number of factors, including weather, climate, roofing materials, and proper installation.

Roof leaks can cause catastrophic damage to your home and are often difficult to detect until they have done thousands of dollars of harm. In New England, homeowners are especially vulnerable to leaking roofs because of the wind, rain, and snow we experience.

Replacing your home’s roof isn’t just helpful for protecting your family from the rain and snow - it can also have many financial benefits! So what kind of financial boons can you see from getting a new roof? Read on to find out.

In our second post we're continuing the list of questions that we hear most often from homeowners looking to replace their roofs. Please don't hesitate to contact us with any further questions you may have. Roofing FAQ Continued Does my roof need to be ventilated?