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Aluminum vs Fiberglass Patio Doors
In this post we’re comparing aluminum vs fiberglass patio doors, you’ll learn the differences and similarities between each material and find a few brand options at the end.
Andersen Sliding Patio Doors Review
Andersen offers several customizable sliding patio doors. Learn more about each door in this review.
Fibrex vs Vinyl Windows
Vinyl is currently the most popular building material used in window construction but people increasingly ask for Fibrex composite windows. What are they and how do they compare? We’ll fill you in.
ProVia Signet vs Heritage Door Review
Signet and Heritage doors are both made from fiberglass, so what's the difference? Find out in this post.
Andersen 200 vs 400 Patio Doors Review
Andersen has lots of sliding glass door options. Here, we're comparing the Andersen 200 Series Perma-Shield, 200 Series Narroline, and 400 Series Frenchwood gliding doors.
Tilcor Craftsman Shake vs Decra Shake - Roofing Review
Tilcor and Decra are two of the most popular steel roofing manufacturers in the remodeling industry. Find out which of their shake-inspired tile lines is best for your home.
Sliding vs French Patio Doors
Comparing patio doors for your home? Sliding and french doors are two of the most popular patio door styles, learn about the differences in this quick article.
Fiber Cement Siding Alternatives
Fiber cement siding is one of the best home improvement investments can make for your home. There are several options to choose from, learn about them in this post.
GAF Timberline HD vs Tamko Heritage Woodgate - Roofing Review
Asphalt shingles are the most popular residential roofing material in the United States. GAF Timberline and Tamko Heritage offer 30-year guarantees in these stylish and practically priced lines. Learn more.
GAF Timberline HD vs Tamko Heritage Vintage - Roofing Review
GAF and Tamko offer several varieties of asphalt shingles. Each the Timberline HD and Heritage Vintage offer best in class for wind and fire resistance. Warranty and color options create a distinct difference between these lines.