Many homes built between the late seventies and into the late nineties had what is known as T-111 siding installed on the exterior. T-111 siding was a simple plywood siding that looked fine for the first couple of years after it was installed. Unfortunately, over the course of several years, the siding started to look […]
You might think that the answer to that question is obvious. Certainly, if the gutters aren’t working right, gutter replacement or repair needs to be added to the home projects to-do list and scheduled fairly quickly. You should also regularly inspect your gutters for signs that are not always obvious. Here are some clues that […]
Windows today are not just for letting in bright sunlight and fresh air into your home. It is now possible to find just the right window to conserve energy and to fit your home interior design. Today’s energy efficient windows have many styles, along with high-performance coatings, glazes, tints so you can find a look […]
It is often tough for homeowners to decide on the type of siding they want for their house. The decision may come as they are building a new home or they may currently have attractive clapboard wood siding – an overall look that they do not want to change. Sometimes the current siding is fairly […]
The idea of using radiant barriers to stop the sun’s heat from entering through the top of the house has been around for more than fifty years. These radiant barriers have become quite popular recently with the green-building movement and they have been certified in recent years as energy-efficient home additions by the Environmental Protection […]
Windows add light and life to a home, making it look great inside and out. Windows allow for ventilation, and depending on where your home is located, a beautiful external view. With new and constantly improving technology, windows are capable of insulating the home, while reducing heating and cooling energy bills. Window replacement is a […]
If you’ve been considering a new look for you house, then you should perhaps think about doing some home window replacement. Windows are very important components in a home. They not only let light and air in, they also affect the design of the house and the aesthetic impression that both residents and visitors get. […]
Allied Siding & Windows has been providing quality and professional home improvement services to Houston, Austin, and Dallas for more than 20 years. We offer a number of stylish options from James Hardie®, the industry leader in the type of siding Houston, Austin, and Dallas homeowners have been able to count on Allied to provide. Take […]
One thing that many homeowners often fail to consider when protecting their home is the energy-saving and durability of quality siding. While there are many siding choices available on the market today, not all of them are as strong and efficient as the next. In fact, no other siding material on the market can withstand […]
Allied refuses to sell an unknown brand, and prefers to trust the experts of the industry to deliver the highest quality products to our customers. We install more replacement windows in Houston, Austin, and Dallas, Texas than any other company. We employ factory-trained crews that are required to use our signature 14-Point Production Checklist. Our […]
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Federal law requires contractors that disturb painted surfaces in homes, childcare facilities and schools built before 1978 to be certified and follow specific work practices to prevent lead contamination. Federal law requires that individuals receive certain information before renovating more than 6 ft.² of painted surfaces in a room for interior projects or more than 12 ft.² of painted surfaces for exterior projects, window replacement, or demolition for housing, childcare facilities, and schools built before 1978.
Homeowners and tenants: renovators must give you this pamphlet before starting work.
Childcare facilities, including preschool and kindergarten classrooms and the families of children under six years of age that attend those facilities: renovators must provide a copy of this pamphlet to childcare facilities in general renovation information to families whose children attend those facilities.
