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As much as we would like to believe that every roofing contractor is there for your best interests, that's unfortunately not always the case.  Ask these five questions to ensure that your roofer is genuinely there to help you! Are You Licensed?

Spring has arrived and brought beautiful weather and the urge to tackle much-needed home improvement tasks. But where to start?  To help kick-start your spring cleaning process, we’ve made a list of five things you can do to boost your curb appeal!

There are so many factors to consider when you're looking for the ideal exterior remodeler for your home Roscoe. ​Not only do you want a company that you can count on to deliver exceptional services to your home, but you want one that's honest with pricing and won't try to mislead you.

As a trusted Rockford exterior remodeling company , XL Contracting is committed to giving back to the community we call home. We have become known throughout the area as a company dedicated to providing top-notch customer service and professional results.

The team at XL Contracting is extremely proud to announce we’ve won two Owens Corning Excellent Awards, and it wouldn’t have been possible without feedback from our valued customers.

When choosing the right siding for your home, you want an option that is stylish, durable, and energy-efficient. Unless you have the time to frequently clean, repair, and repaint the exterior of your home, then you’ll want a low-maintenance option too.

It’s true that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure—and this saying couldn’t apply more appropriately to home repairs and maintenance checks.

When it comes to home investments, there are very few things as stressful as property damage after a storm. While some storms are just bad weather conditions that pass without causing more than minor cosmetic damage.

With the spring and summer months upon us, severe storms are starting to become a normal occurrence for many in the more active storm season states. If you live in one of these areas, you’re probably well aware of the fact that with severe storms comes the risk of damage to your home.

Not to be confused with hurricane winds, high winds are another big problem for homeowners living in the Midwest. High winds are categorized as winds that exceed 50 or 60 miles per hour in speed, and can damage your roof, siding, and other parts of your home’s exterior in critical ways.