KVN Construction Blog

Making sure your home is ready for rough winter weather is more than checking that you have plenty of wood for the fire: you have to be sure that your roof can withstand the cold months. Portland roofs need to be maintained to ensure that your home will be safe and secure.

Your roof is one of the important aspects of your home. From keeping you sheltered from the outside elements to keeping heat in and cold out, without it, you’d be in pretty big trouble. Every now and then, your Portland roof requires some TLC.

If this is your first time replacing your roof, figuring out the right roofing material can be… a lot. There are many types of roofing materials and their pros and cons.

Your roof is the most essential component of your home, but it’s constantly exposed to the baking sun, blustering winds, extreme temperatures, and drenching rain. These harsh elements all impact your roof’s long-term health.

Roof replacement isn’t a simple process. From selecting the right material to investing in quality insulation, there are numerous factors to take into consideration. Help is at hand.

Your Portland siding is second only to your roof in keeping the constant Oregon rain out of your home, not to mention that it adds to your house's curb appeal. However, it may need replacing, whether due to a severe storm or the ravages of time.

Are you looking to upgrade your home? If you're searching for a reliable siding contractor in Portland, you've come to the right place.  Achieving a visually appealing and durable exterior requires careful consideration.

You’ve decided your home needs new siding. Now what? Overseeing the process can be stressful, especially when you’re not sure what needs to be done. Take a look at our four big ways siding installations can go wrong and see how siding contractors in Portland can help you! 1.

Hiring a siding contractor in Portland for a replacement is a daunting thought for anyone. Besides the noise and disruption, the big question is always: how much will this cost? The answer depends on numerous factors.

The sides of your home may be easily forgotten, but they are an integral part of your home's structure. Without them, your home is exposed to pests and the elements. The health of your siding ultimately determines the safety and security of your home.