by Stanley Exteriors | Feb 1, 2021 | Siding
When your home has old siding, it may be something that you think is simply an eye-sore but not a real danger. Unfortunately, this is not the case. If you ignore old siding, the problems that come with it could escalate rather quickly. There are several problems that... 
by Stanley Exteriors | Jan 1, 2020 | New Windows, Roof, Siding
The winter season is officially here in Chicagoland which means we are all preparing for many cold months ahead. Plummeting temperatures, ice, and snow, along with shorter days mean many of us are retreating to our homes to stay cozy and warm for the duration of the... 
by Stanley Exteriors | Sep 1, 2019 | Gutter, New Windows, Siding, Soffits/Fascia
Your home’s siding, roofing, windows, and other exterior features do more than make for excellent curb appeal. The exterior elements of your home protect it from harsh Chicagoland temperatures, damaging sunlight, and blustering wind. When there is even small damage... 
by Stanley Exteriors | Jun 1, 2019 | New Windows, Siding, Stanley Exteriors
The summer season gives most homeowners the perfect weather to finally invest in home exterior updates or repairs. This year, consider a home exterior update that will not only make your home look great, but will also offer energy savings all year round. At Stanley... 
by Stanley Exteriors | Apr 1, 2019 | Gutter, Roof, Siding
Making responsible decisions that have a lower impact on the planet is a key value for the Millennial generation and the generations that follow. At Stanley Exteriors, we see homeowners frequently researching ways to make their house more eco-friendly and to adopt... 
by Stanley Exteriors | Mar 1, 2019 | Gutter, New Windows, Roof, Siding, Soffits/Fascia, Stanley Exteriors
What a winter we have had here in Chicagoland! If you are like most people in the area, you are sick of record-breaking low temperatures, shoveling snow, and putting out salt on the sidewalk. While it is still quite possible to see more snow showers as late as April... 
