Hanover: Farmer’s Almanac: Planning for Winter

So have you seen everyone starting to repost the Farmer’s Almanac reports on facebice-damook lately? Apparently “The Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts it will be super cold with a slew of snow for much of the country, even in places that don’t usually see too much of it,”

Now I know it’s been in the Ninety’s here in the Boston Area recently. Believe me I know. Our amazing crews have been out working physically demanding jobs in the scorching sun and blazing heat, and they have been amazing. So it is very tough to be warning everyone about the cold and (dare I say) SNOW!

According to an NECN Weather article “look for above-normal snow and below-normal temperatures for much of New England; icy conditions in parts of the South; and frigid weather in the Midwest. The snowiest periods in classic-vinyl-double-hung-windowsthe Pacific Northwest will be in mid-December, early to mid-January and mid- to late February, the almanac predicts.”

So why does that matter to a Remodeler in September? Now is the time to be getting your projects lined up so they are done BEFORE the weather comes.

Window Replacements, Door Replacements, Roofs, Gutters, Insulation, Generator all those items you swore you’d take care this spring it’s time to get scheduled. From contract date you could be looking from 6-8 weeks before installation happens.

Windows have multiple options that you can add to make them even more efficient: Multiple panes of glass, Low-E Glass, Argon Gas fillings, be sure to ask your remodeling specialists about all the options available to you.

A recent search of the Energy star website found this interesting graphic from the US Department of Energy:

Windows_AnnualSavingsIn the New England area you could save up to $465 annually by installing new Replacement Windows.

Check out Remodeling Magazines Costs V Value Report for the Boston Area for more information about the costs and recoup values for remodeling projects in our area.

Our family has been working with families like yours for 56 years. And it is important to use that everyone works together to create the best possible remodeling experience. We never want to see someone regret the choice they made because they didn’t have all of their options. If you have questions about your home improvement project or would like more information on decking Contact Almar: https://www.almarbuilding.com (781-826-2577) and watch our videos: http://www.youtube.com/almarbuilding

 
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Almar Building & Remodeling Co (Hanover Ma). As a third generation family owned and operated company for over 50 years Almar Building has all the benefits of a small company with the options of a larger company. From Additions, Kitchens, Bathroom, Basement Renovations, Siding, Windows, to Doors. Almar services the entire South Shore of Massachusetts including: Hanover, Hingham, Pembroke, Norwell, Scituate, Cohasset, Duxbury, Hanson, Abington, Rockland, Holbrook, Braintree, Weymouth, Milton, and many more towns. “Farmer’s Almanac: Planning for Winter”

 

Craig Guido

With 20 years of remodeling experience both in the field and working in collaboration with homeowners to develop remodeling projects designed to fit your lifestyle.