Burnett Home Improvement Blog: Scott Burnett

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Water damage is a common problem every home experiences. What most homeowners don’t know is the true extent of damage it can do. Apart from weakening structures, water damage can lead to premature aging, fading and the development and proliferation of mold that can affect your family’s health.

Several northeast Oklahoma counties experienced severe weather in May 2018. Areas affected included parts of Washington, Kay, Pawnee, Osage and surrounding areas.

Every home needs the right windows to fit their style and each window can be made up of different materials, including their frame. Choosing the right one for your replacement windows is crucial. The ideal one can match your style and boost your home's curb appeal.

No matter what part of your home, water will always be a threat, which may take the form of rot or leaks. An aspect of proactive maintenance, especially regarding water damage, is knowing where to look.

The right home improvement projects can vastly improve your home’s value and beauty. From exterior door replacement to siding installation, your home will not only look better but will have increased value.

It can be tricky to find the best material for your siding. The ideal one should last for several years while complementing the style of your home. Siding should also keep your home protected from various weather conditions without fading. That’s why our customers love exterior vinyl siding.

When it comes to home improvement, new siding is one of the best investments you’ll ever make. Unlike exterior wall paint, it lasts longer, doesn’t need reapplication and even doubles as a secondary defense against weather.

Thinking of getting new windows? If you are looking for uncompromising cost efficiency, then vinyl and fiberglass replacement windows should be on your list. This infographic outlines the real deal about the two options.

An industrial-inspired interior has been making waves in the home improvement field, but the best and simplest style from this trend is using black frames for replacement windows. You can’t just use it haphazardly, however. Burnett Windows and Siding discusses a few ways to do so effectively.