XL Contracting Blog

As winter approaches, now is the ideal time to consider upgrading your siding. Properly maintained and updated siding enhances your home’s curb appeal and provides crucial benefits in terms of energy efficiency and protection against harsh weather.

As the rainy season approaches, ensuring your gutters are in top condition is essential for protecting your home from water damage. Gutters are crucial in directing rainwater away from your home’s foundation and preventing costly issues such as basement flooding and erosion.

Gutters protect your home from water damage by directing rainwater away from the foundation. However, keeping gutters clean and functional can be daunting, especially with leaves, twigs, and debris constantly clogging them.

At XL Contracting, we understand that maintaining and improving your home exterior can come with many questions. Our experts are here to answer some of the most common queries we receive about windows, siding, roofing, gutters, and storm damage.

Your roof is your home's first line of defense against the elements, shielding you and your loved ones from rain, wind, and harsh sunlight. However, despite its importance, many homeowners underestimate their roof's critical role until it's too late.

With longer days and warmer weather, summer is the perfect time to tackle that roofing renovation project you've been putting off. In this guide, we'll walk you through the steps to effectively plan and execute your roofing upgrade, ensuring a smooth and successful transformation for your home.

As summer approaches and outdoor living takes center stage, June is the perfect time to tackle essential home maintenance projects.

As the calendar flips to June, homeowners in northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin face various seasonal challenges that can threaten their properties.

In the aftermath of a severe weather event, navigating the complexities of insurance coverage for storm damage repairs can be daunting for homeowners and businesses.

As temperatures climb during the warmer months, homeowners seek refuge in the comfort of their homes. However, without proper ventilation, attics can become stifling hotboxes, leading to discomfort, increased energy bills, and potential damage to the roof structure.