by Refuge Roofing | Apr 23, 2020 | Minnesota Contractor, MN, Roofing Contractor, Siding Contractor, Storm Damage Repairs, Window Replacement Contractor
We all know that winters in Minnesota can be fierce. Even a relatively mild winter can dump inches of snow and ice. Your roof and home’s exterior get hammered throughout the winter months with wind and precipitation and it can be difficult to even see potential damage...
by Refuge Roofing | Mar 6, 2020 | Window Replacement Contractor
new windows are much more energy efficient than your old windows, saving you money each month on your power bill. Old windows let air in and out, so you lose the air that your HVAC is working hard to produce. In the winter, heat escapes from your home’s old windows...
by Refuge Roofing | Oct 1, 2019 | Window Replacement Contractor
The bitter winter months are fast approaching and now is a great time to do some small things to prepare your home for the cold temperatures and extreme weather of Minnesota. Your windows may not be an area of your home you give much thought to when it comes to the...
by Refuge Roofing | Oct 4, 2018 | Minnesota Contractor, Siding Contractor, Window Replacement Contractor
Have you been considering doing a few exterior updates to your home such as new siding or windows? If so, you’ve likely investigated some of the contractors in the area. Before you sign a contract with another contractor, the team at Refuge Roofing & Siding wants...
by Refuge Roofing | Aug 5, 2018 | Burnsville, MN, Roofing Contractor, Siding Contractor, Storm Damage Repairs, Window Replacement Contractor
The awesome force of nature can catch homeowners off guard when a severe storm rolls in bringing with it strong wind and large (1″) half dollar size hail. The aftermath of a storm like this can leave home exteriors extensively damaged and in need of professional...
by Refuge Roofing | Jul 5, 2018 | MN, Ramsey, Roofing Contractor, Siding Contractor, Window Replacement Contractor
Natural disaster happens every year. We hear it on the news as the report talks about families just wanting their lives to be back to normal. We then begin to think about our own homes, essentially putting ourselves in their shoes. While we may not have earth quakes...
