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Energy efficiency isn’t just about lowering your bill. It’s about making your home work smarter. A well-insulated, properly ventilated home stays more comfortable year-round and lasts longer too.

Midwest weather is unpredictable. One week you’re running the AC, the next you’re scraping frost off your windshield. The same rollercoaster your car endures also impacts your home.

Water is sneaky. It finds every crack, every weak spot, and every little gap in your home’s defenses. One small leak can turn into major damage if it’s not caught early.

We’ve all been there. You start a simple weekend project and suddenly find yourself knee-deep in a YouTube tutorial spiral wondering why the bathroom sink is still in the living room.

Most homeowners don’t think about their roof until there’s a leak or a missing shingle staring back at them. But your roof is your home’s first line of defense against everything, rain, wind, snow, and the brutal Illinois sun.

Winter in Illinois brings more than just cold mornings and icy roads. It brings a whole new set of challenges for your home. The combination of freezing temperatures, melting snow, and moisture buildup can cause real damage if you are not prepared.

When temperatures drop, energy bills rise. But they don’t have to skyrocket. The key to saving money this winter isn’t just about lowering your thermostat. It’s about making small, smart home improvements that keep the heat where it belongs: inside your home. 1.

If you’ve been hearing the term “private equity” tossed around when it comes to roofing, siding, decks, and basement-finishing companies, you’re not imagining it. Something big is happening in our industry.

When people hear “curb appeal,” they think of pretty shutters, fresh mulch, and that one house that looks way better than yours on Zillow. But at Stan’s, we’ve learned that curb appeal doesn’t always equal real value.

Think your roof took a hit in a recent storm? Learn how to spot hail damage and what to do next from the pros at Stan’s Roofing, Siding, Decks & Unlimited Basements. When a storm hits, your roof takes the first punch.