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Why Does Signature Exteriors Use Pella Windows?

The windows are such an important part of your house, and installing, repairing or upgrading them is a huge decision. Pella doesn't simply build quality windows and doors. They've partnered with ENERGY STAR to offer energy-efficient options that help lower utility costs, enhance your home's comfort, and protect the environment.

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Why Does Signature Exteriors Use James Hardie?

Choosing the right siding for your house that perfectly expresses who you are and protects your most valuable asset not only turns any house into a home — but adds great curbside value, too. This upgrade is a huge decision and there's much more to think about than just the price. That's why we use James Hardie.

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Why Does Signature Exteriors Use Mastic?

Upgrading or replacing the siding on your house is a huge decision and there's much more to think about than just the price. For customers who want new siding colors and a quality vinyl product at affordable pricing, Mastic is a great choice.

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Why Does Signature Exteriors Use Owens Corning?

Replacing the roof of your house is a huge decision and there's much more to think about than just the price. Choosing the right shingle for your roof is important. We use Owens Corning because we are a preferred contractor, which gives us discounted pricing that we pass on to our customers!

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Tips for Using Pantone’s Color of the Year ...

Pantone announced their color of the year for 2018: Ultra Violet, a dramatically provocative and thoughtful purple shade. From the bedroom to the living room, from going bold to adding just a splash, here are some ideas for using Ultra Violet in your home.

 

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Roofing Wednesdays: Hundertwasser House

The Hundertwasser House is an apartment building in Vienna designed by Friedensreich Hundertwasser who was considered an architectural rebel. His vision was of "free architecture for all," meaning without standards, specifications or straight lines — kind of like Dr. Seuss!

Roofing Wednesdays: Clinic by Hkl Studio

The Asahicho Clinic in Japan was designed with a house-shaped roof to ensure that its elderly patients feel more at home. Architect Hikalu Tanabe of Hkl Studio created a series of triangular arches to look like the gable of a house and help it blend in with the residential homes in the neighborhood. 

Roofing Wednesdays: Taj Mahal

The Taj Mahal is a mausoleum in Agra, India which is surrounded by five major structures and took 22 years to build. The main tomb’s domed roof was constructed from 28 varieties of semi-precious and precious gems and white marble bricks from China, Tibet, Arabia and Afghanistan. 

Roofing Wednesdays: The Academy of Sciences, California

The Academy of Sciences in California's "living roof" is covered in rolling hills and fields on which local wildlife lives and is edged by solar panels. The U.S. Green Building Council: Leed Platinum has given it the highest sustainability rating of any museum in the world.