Finally! Spring is here! I don’t know about you, but life just comes a little bit easier during the Spring! It’s a time for rebirth and renewal! At Schneider Roofing and Remodeling we’re making some small changes and improvements. We’re tidying up our offices a bit, reviewing our business policies, training even more than normal, and generally trying to find any way possible to increase our already high-level of customer service! Maybe, you’re doing the something similar at your home?

Should Something Happen to Your Roof, Make Us One of Your First Calls! Spring is almost here and brings with it some of the most active storm months. Storms can mean “bad news” for your roof! You might be faced with leaks, missing shingles, or some other type of damage. If that’s the case, give us a call! Areas that are hit by large storms are often the first targeted by storm chasers. These storm chasers can be contractors from

Spring is almost here! For many, this time of the year means a trip to some remote beach to enjoy the nice warm sun! However, if you’re like most families, that may not be in the budget this year. And that’s okay! That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t take that time off and enjoy the changing temperatures. Here are some great things you can do on your very own Spring Break at home! Even better, these are family-fun activities! Start a

There is a potentially dangerous and costly problem lurking in our neighborhoods. It has to do with what we call “roof boots.” They are the coverings that go over the vent pipes that stick out of your roof. Many of them have been allowing rain and melted snow to leak into homes. Every home has plumbing vent pipes. These pipes run up from a kitchen or bathroom and out through your roof. The problems arise when the coverings around these

Schneider Roofing and Remodeling isn’t just concerned with your safety in the home – we want you to be safe all the time! With all the cold temperatures and plenty of precipitation during these winter months, driving the roads can be treacherous! Be prepared if you get stranded for any period of time by having a winter driving kit. Here are some suggested items that your kit should contain: Bag of sand or salt (or kitty litter) Traction mats Snow

With all this cold weather, I can’t help but put this out there for all of you! Here’s a great winter recipe that will take less than an hour to make! Ingredients • 3 ½ cups potatoes, peeled and diced • 1/3 cup diced celery • 1/3 cup finely chopped onion • ¾ cup diced cooked ham • 3 ¼ cups water • 2 tablespoons chicken bouillon granules • ½ teaspoon salt • 1 teaspoon ground pepper • 5 tablespoons

Only Two Hours of Your Time Consider for a moment what you spend a couple of hours doing: two hours watching a movie, more than a few hours going to a sporting event with the family, a couple hours window shopping at the mall, etc. If you’re like a lot people these days, you spend two hours surfing the Web! These are all activities that most people don’t think twice about spending a few hours doing. Keeping that in mind,

Few things are more misunderstood about the home than attic ventilation. In essence, all ventilation is about circulating air to keep it fresh and to reduce moisture levels. The American Institute of Architects estimates that 90 percent of homes in the United States have unacceptably high levels of moisture. Understanding whether your home could benefit from some form of attic ventilation might just be a roof-saver. If you haven’t had a roofer inspect your roof carefully in a while, it