Windows do more than frame your view of the world, they directly influence your comfort, home efficiency, and monthly energy bills. Drafty or outdated windows can drain your wallet by forcing your HVAC system to work overtime, while energy-efficient windows and treatments can reduce heating and cooling costs year-round. Continue reading
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Kansas City Homeowners’ Fall Guide to Gutter Maintenance
As the crisp air rolls into Kansas City and the leaves start turning shades of gold and red, homeowners know what’s next—yards full of fallen leaves and gutters that need attention. Gutters are your home’s first line of defense against water damage, yet they’re often one of the most overlooked parts of fall maintenance. Ignoring them can lead to clogged downspouts, foundation damage, mold growth, and costly repairs down the line. Continue reading
How to Know When It’s Time to Replace Your Roof in Kansas City
Your roof is one of the hardest-working parts of your home. From blistering summer heat to icy winter storms, Kansas City roofs endure all four seasons, and often all four in a single week. Knowing when it’s time to replace your roof can save you thousands of dollars in repairs, prevent costly water damage, and protect the long-term value of your home. Continue reading
Why Fall Is the Best Season for Home Renovation in Kansas City
When the Kansas City heat begins to fade and the leaves start to turn, homeowners often think about cozy evenings, football games, and preparing for the holidays. But fall is also the best season to tackle those much-needed home renovations and repairs. Whether it’s replacing your roof, upgrading windows, or refreshing your home’s curb appeal, autumn offers the perfect conditions to get the job done right.
How to Spot Early Roof Damage From the Ground This Fall
As the leaves start to turn across Kansas City, from the tree-lined streets of Parkville to the historic homes in Liberty, homeowners are getting ready for cooler nights, pumpkin spice, and football season. But fall is also one of the most important times to take a good look at your roof. Continue reading
Behind the Scenes: A Day in the Life of a Ryan Construction Roofing Crew
When most Kansas City homeowners think about getting a new roof, they picture shingles, maybe a few ladders and a whole lot of noise. But what actually happens up there on your roof? What goes into a professional roof replacement from start to finish? Continue reading
Flat Roof vs. Pitched Roof: What’s Best for Kansas City Homes?
As summer winds down and Kansas City families prepare for back-to-school season, many homeowners are turning their attention to fall home maintenance. One of the most important decisions you might face, whether you’re building, renovating, or replacing your roof, is choosing between a flat roof and a pitched roof. Each has unique benefits, especially when it comes to weather resistance, maintenance, and curb appeal in the Kansas City climate.
How to Prepare Your Roof for Midwest Winters: A Fall Checklist
As the leaves start to change and temperatures begin to dip, Midwest homeowners know that winter is right around the corner. From freezing rain and sleet to heavy snow and ice, the season can be tough on your roof, and even tougher on your wallet if problems go unnoticed. The good news? Fall is the ideal time to get ahead of winter damage with proactive maintenance and repairs. Continue reading
What It Means to Work with a Contractor with Decades of Experience
When you’re investing in your home, whether it’s a new roof in Gladstone, a siding upgrade in Hyde Park, or a complete home remodel in the Crossroads District, the experience of your contractor matters. In fact, it’s one of the most important factors determining not only the quality of work, but your peace of mind throughout the entire process. Continue reading
Why You Should Get a Roof Inspection After a Storm
Protecting Your Home in Kansas City & Surrounding Suburbs
After a major storm rolls through Kansas City—or suburbs like Parkville, Liberty, Riverside, Platte City, and Gladstone—it’s natural to worry about the visible damage it may have left behind. But what about the damage you can’t see? Continue reading