Four great reasons to replace your old skylight If you’re planning on replacing your existing roof, we strongly believe it’s the best time to consider adding new skylights as well. Here are four separate reasons why installation of the two typically
Explore Low Maintenance & High Quality Siding Materials First impressions count. The siding on your home is one of the biggest contributing factors to a home’s first impression. When you need to replace your siding, there are many options available to
Steps to take when you discover a leaky roof in your home Rain, rain, go away, come again another day. Don’t we wish! Wisconsin has had more than enough rain recently and there’s more in the forecast. All this rain might
Wisconsin’s long, cold, and snowy winters can be damaging to your roof. But summer storms tend to arrive fast and fierce, and can cause more roof damage than the worst blizzards. Summer storm roof damage is something we see a
L.H. Krueger and Son, Inc. was named a 2017 Top 10 Business of the Year by the Waukesha County Business Alliance and media partner BizTimes Media LLC. The annual awards program recognizes companies headquartered in southeastern Wisconsin that have consistent financial
Homeowners are looking for siding design trends that add value and curb appeal to their home, while incorporating a sense of individuality. Building a new home gives homeowners to ability and option to choose exactly what they want. When building
Every home needs a sound exterior to protect what’s inside. However, few people are good at budgeting for home improvements that will need to be done until their roof is already leaking, or their siding is showing more than average
L.H. Krueger and Son, Inc. of Waukesha, WI has won “Best Of Customer Service on Houzz®, the leading platform for home remodeling and design. The locally owned and family run roofing and siding company was chosen by the more than
Many homeowners in Wisconsin are familiar with the problems associated with ice dams, but don’t understand why they form or what can be done to prevent them. Ice dams form when snow on a warm sloped roof melts and flows down