Lemus Construction

Lemus Construction, Inc, is proud to announce that GAF has honored us with its most prestigious contractor award: The “Three Star” 2019 GAF President’s Club Award. This highly coveted award recognizes our company as one of the “Elite of the Elite” roofing contractors in the United States.

A large part of a change of seasons is being ready for whatever comes next. That is especially true with the winter season in many parts of the country, as it’s time to prepare and brace yourself for however treacherous the season actually becomes. This can be accomplished with a checklist of sorts, for both residents and managers. Little things like putting stakes next to flourishing plants will let an individual know where the sidewalk ends and the garden begins, or using a snow melter—like calcium chloride—can help alleviate a problem before it even starts.

Other simple steps include: closing storm windows, if applicable, to add another layer to keep cold air out of a home; leaving curtains open during a day saves money on heating costs; keeping doors closed minimizes the space that needs to be heated, while also eliminating extra work done to insulate; keep door gaps closed so heat doesn’t escape a living space, such as attaching door sweeps on the bottom; insulate outlets and switches, as they let in more cool air than people realize; make sure the heating system is up to date and working properly; curtain installation may add both beauty and warmth to a space; don’t cover vents so heat doesn’t get caught; and use ceiling fans to their full capability—which means running it in reverse can bring warm air to the floor.

Winterization is important not only financially and health-wise, but also helps the environment by reducing carbon emission into the atmosphere. And along with these tips, investing in items like blankets and candles are little things that go a long way.

When you think of cold air invading your premises, you wonder where it comes from in the first place. Sometimes, the air comes through places where you least expect them—such as through electrical outlets that contain gaps. And often, air comes through windows that are not properly insulated to endure a rough winter season. Aside from replacing windows during a drafty season, there are easy ways both residents and managers can make amends for less than stellar weather.

There’s the often obvious solution of putting plastic over windows—which reduces the amount of heat that escapes through the cold glass of windows. It is cheap and effective, requiring only plastic sheets and some strong tape as adhesive. Caulking comes in handy during the winter, too. Some buildings have various cracks that open up in the wintertime and get smaller during the summer. These are more prevalent in older structures and occur everywhere, from door frames to roofs to around windows. Instead of letting warm air escape into the abyss, caulking can help seal in the air.

The same methodology works just for windows. Rubber sealant, which can be purchased at any hardware store, can be cut to fit your windows’ dimensions and keep out drafts. It’s cheap, effective and not an eye sore—except maybe until the sealant is ripped off in the spring. Shades and curtains provide different patterns for aesthetic purposes, and they also allow residents to choose how much light they want to shine in the first place. It’s natural heat when the windows are open, and shades can be adjusted to allow only a certain amount of light to come inside.

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1. Clean gutters and downspouts: Spring is a good time to clean your gutters and downspouts to eliminate any debris that might have accumulated during winter.

2. Inspect the roof: Check for any damage that may have been caused by winter weather, such as missing shingles or cracks, and have them repaired.

3. Pressure wash: Pressure wash the exterior of your home to remove any dirt, grime, and debris that may have accumulated during winter.

4. Trim trees and shrubs: Trim any trees and shrubs that may have grown too close to your home or are blocking the sunlight from reaching your windows.

5. Inspect windows and doors: Check for any cracks, gaps, or damage in your windows and doors, and have them repaired or replaced as necessary.

6. Add a fresh coat of paint: A fresh coat of paint can give your home an instant facelift, making it look brighter and more inviting.

7. Update your landscaping: Plant new flowers, shrubs, or trees to give your home an instant curb appeal.

These are just a few tips to get your home ready for spring. By following these tips, you can make your home look fresh, clean, and ready for the warmer months ahead.

We offer long-term financing solutions for home remodeling projects of all sizes.

Our flexible financing options include low fixed rates and low monthly payments, designed to fit your project’s budget and timeline. Plus, we provide fast approvals and same-day funding so you can start your project right away.

As the weather begins to warm up, many of us begin to plan home improvement projects for the season. One such project that may be on your to-do list is deck replacement. If your deck has seen better days and is in need of repair, now is the perfect time to consider replacing it with a new, safer, and longer-lasting one.

At our company, we specialize in deck replacement and have years of experience in creating beautiful, functional, and durable decks that enhance the value and enjoyment of your home. Whether you are looking for a low-maintenance composite or a wood deck, we have the expertise and resources to help you choose the perfect material and design that fits your style and budget.

In addition, we offer a wide range of services, from deck repair and maintenance to custom design and installation of features such as lighting, railing, and stairs. Our team of experts is committed to providing you with the highest quality workmanship, using only the best materials and following the new construction codes.