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Lifestyle Exteriors

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Lifestyle Exteriors

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3310 Bardaville Dr STE 2C, Lansing, MI 48906 (989) 436-2488 lifestyleext.com

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We're redoing my parents roof and their chimney needs some repair work as well. Is it better to do the masonry work before or after we do the rest of the roof?

Ben Adcock of Bloomfield Construction Company ^PRO answered:

Jul 23, 2018

It is always better to repair the chimney prior to any roofing work. This way the new roof doesn't get damaged.

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What home repairs/renovations can (or should) I make to best keep cold winter temps out, and my indoor heat in?

Chris Conrad of Conrad Consulting and Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Dec 12, 2016

The best thing you could do for your home to keep the warm in and the cold out is to 1st. check your insulation in your attic if your not properly insulated the heat will escape. Another is making sur ... read more

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