Everyone wants a home that makes them swoon every time they pull into the driveway. But that wasn’t Andy Schelke’s reality when he first approached us. See how we helped him completely transform the look of his home and infuse some much-needed charm and warmth to his dated exterior.

The COVID-19 pandemic has certainly forced many of us to make dramatic changes to our lives and businesses. On March 23, 2020 our Governor put in place a shelter-in order which has caused many non-essential businesses to either close or work remotely until the order is lifted. So what does this mean for Exteriors of Lansing?

Our company is unique as most of our customer base requires roofs and repairs, windows, and siding, to name a few. All of which are outside of your home. Our sales staff can give reliable and accurate estimates from the outside of your home without face to face communications. Our employees are also able to perform most of your work outside with no contact with you.

If you are looking to make your home more energy-efficient, one way you can do that is by making sure you have the right windows in your home. Aging windows can lead to condensation and even increase your energy bill. Since Michigan can have some sweltering summers and frigid winters, we want to keep the cold air inside come July and keep the cold air out come February.

It is a common misconception that exterior home improvement projects can only be done outside of the winter months. Michigan indeed has a reputation for some brutal winters, but that doesn’t mean that the work cannot be performed. Most people wait for peak season to replace their roofing, siding, and windows, which makes the wait time much longer. It can be frustrating to wait 8-12 weeks to replace your home’s siding, so we’re here to clear up the myth that these exterior home projects cannot be done in the dead of winter.

Apples are on the trees, leaves are changing color and hot coco is served. This can only mean one thing...fall is quickly approaching! With the change of season, comes a change in weather. These next few months are a great time to do some maintenance on the areas of your home that were neglected in the warm, summer months. Accomplishing small home tasks can go a long way for the chilly months ahead.

Vinyl siding continues to prove itself as a durable solution for Michigan homes. While there are many kinds of siding options with different materials and styles, vinyl siding is a popular choice considering the weather fluctuations we experience in Michigan. So, what makes vinyl siding so great and why do we recommend it at Exteriors of Lansing?

When it comes time to replace the roof on your house there are several things you should consider. Replacing your roof is a big project and an important investment – after all, it protects your home.

You’ve determined the work that needs to be done may be more than you can tackle on your own and would be better suited for a home exteriors contractor. Not all home exteriors contractors are made equally. Here are the five most important questions to ask before you hire a home exteriors contractor.

The first of the year is quickly approaching and you know what that means…time for goals and resolutions! Around this time of year, we look inside ourselves to find what needs change or improvement. Oftentimes, we set our sights on physical fitness or eating healthier. One thing that doesn’t usually appear on a list of resolutions is our homes! Like us, our homes need annual improving, remodeling and fixing-up. Adding another column to your 2018 new year’s goals is easy, the execution is the hard part! Here are some tips to following through with your exterior home improvement plans this year. 

Winter coats are out of storage, Thanksgiving Day preparations have begun and you’re heating up the fireplace. This can only mean one thing: winter is almost here. As Michigan residents, snow (and lots of it) is familiar to us. While our homes are built to withstand brutal winter weather conditions, there are still some proactive ways to further protect your home. Putting aside a few hours to check your roof, windows and doors before the snow storms hit can save hundreds of dollars in future damage. Here are some great ways to prep your home for the Michigan winter months! 

It has been a long time coming, but, you have finally decided to tackle your roofing, siding and window projects!  Verifying that your contractors are bonded, insured and licensed is arguably the most important step in planning your home improvement projects.    

Is it time to replace your windows? How do you know when the time is right?

Replacing vinyl windows not only adds beauty and style to your home but adds value and comfort. Windows with a high-quality frame and double panes (for insulation) can also save you up to 48% on your monthly heating and cooling bills. Replacing your windows can reduce heating and cooling costs, improve your home's appearance, reduce outside noise and increase the security of your home.

You've started to notice the condition of the siding on your home is looking "well-loved" and maybe even a little worn down. Siding upkeep is one of the most forgotten about and neglected tasks of home improvement to-do lists. However, siding is one of the most critical elements to the curb appeal of your home! Maintaining your siding is easier than you think here are some reasons why you should clean the siding of your home.

Home improvement projects are easier to accomplish with an incentive. Beyond improving the livability, appearance, curb appeal and overall condition of your space, home improvement ventures can add incredible value to your home! Whether you are planning on moving in the future or staying in your home for years to come, renovations and updates are always a beneficial investment.

With how wild Mid-Michigan’s weather has been this spring, house roofs sure have taken a beating. Between the freezing and thawing, the amount of precipitation, and the wind, Michigan weather can wreak havoc on your roof.

The seasons are changing, and spring break is a great time to make sure your home is up to date and ready for the new weather Spring will bring. Here’s a list of projects and tasks you can knock out during spring break or even a long weekend