Today, there are more options in roofing materials and styles than ever before! Here at Bordner , we install numerous types of roofing , including: Composition shingles Composition, or asphalt, shingles are one of the most common types of roofing material, due in large part to their cost-efficiency and wide

It’s unfortunate, but many homeowners have had less-than-positive experiences with home repair contractors. Those experiences make it understandably nerve-wracking to hire a contractor in the future. But for homeowners who have been burned before, you’ll be glad to know that here at Bordner , integrity and customer service are our

You may be doing some spring cleaning around your Kansas City home, but don’t forget about spring maintenance! Your home is one of your biggest assets and you want to keep it in great condition, whether you plan to live there for years or need to sell in the near

Hiring a contractor for your home improvement projects can be stressful. We’ve all heard the horror stories of work left undone or jobs that go over budget and over schedule. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to make the process work for you, doing all you can to ensure

Whether you are planning to sell your home soon or just want to increase its value and add to your enjoyment, curb appeal is an important factor to consider. The way your house looks from the street is the first impression for visitors, neighbors, and potential buyers. With that in

Any type of home remodel or improvements can be extremely daunting, with all you have to plan from finding contractor to creating a budget, we understanding just how over whelming it can be. To help we have put together several tips to help ensure that your next home remodel will

Did you know that up to 15% of the air that your home’s heating or cooling system pumps through your house can escape through tiny gaps around windows and doors if they’re not sealed properly? That’s a whopping portion of your monthly energy bill that’s quite literally ‘flying out the

Although a new shingled roof should easily last 20+ years, a few different factors, including where your home is located and the climate there, how well the roof was initially installed and how it’s been cared for all affect its lifespan. There’s a chance, for example, that if you live

Have you ever climbed up into your attic in the wintertime and looked up at the ceiling only to notice tiny icicles hanging off nail tips that are poking through the roof sheathing? Chances are that if you live in a cold enough climate, the answer is probably yes. While