Fall is the season of change, colorful leaves, cooler nights, and cozy weekends inside. But as the weather shifts, so do the needs of your home or business. Whether you’re a homeowner or a property manager, fall is the perfect time to assess your building and take care of maintenance tasks before winter sets in. Here’s what the team at Horn’s Construction recommends to prepare your property for fall: 1. Inspect Your Roof and Gutters: Autumn storms and falling leaves can take

Severe weather can leave behind more than puddles. It can cause hidden damage to your home or business that worsens over time. At Horn's Construction, we've seen how quickly a thunderstorm can lead to a roof leak, foundation cracks, or interior water damage. Taking the right steps after a storm can make all the difference in keeping your property safe and secure. 1. Start with a Safety Check: Before inspecting your property, ensure it’s safe to do so. Avoid standing water ne

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