Burnett Home Improvement Blog

If you are concerned that your windows are wasting the cooling and heating energy your home is producing there are some simple checks you can do around your home.

Is the outside of your home looking less than its best? When the siding is dented and loose and the windows are cracked and peeling it dramatically impacts curb appeal. Not to mention leaving a way for wind, water, and animals to find their way inside the house.

Are you ready to get siding replacement in Tulsa? These days you are probably keeping a close eye on the budget to ensure maximum savings on your investment. At Burnett Home Improvement, we understand the need to watch your expenses.

Making changes in your kitchen is a little more complicated compared to other rooms in your house because of so many things that have to be considered. It is a busy area, after all. Getting  replacement windows  for your kitchen requires careful planning.

Moisture can affect your home life in a lot of ways. When left ignored, it can damage the important components of your home. It can also put you and your family members at risk of illnesses because of its tendency to multiply in damp conditions.

Daylighting might be the most underrated illumination technique for homes. Most people don’t realize how much they can gain just by letting sunlight into their living space. On top of its health benefits, this natural alternative can also help reduce your energy bills.

Windows and doors are among the first things anyone notices in a home. Sure, siding may take up the largest portion of a property’s exterior, but windows and doors have a way of drawing attention to them.

The exterior walls of a home is the largest visible portion of a property from any angle. This makes them highly noticeable to anyone on the street, which means you should be paying attention to them as well. Like any homeowner, you want your exterior walls to look their best all the time.

Gutters may seem insignificant, but they are actually quite important in terms of both form and function. Just imagine a home without gutters. Wouldn’t it look more like a barnyard than a home? A roof would be incomplete without gutters, not just in appearance, but also in functionality.