ProEdge Remodeling Blog

Energy-efficient windows have become an essential upgrade for homeowners, offering more than just aesthetic appeal. These advanced window systems improve your home's functionality, reduce energy costs, and enhance the quality of your living space.

Winter in New York and New England can be harsh on your asphalt shingle roof, with snow, ice, and freezing temperatures leading to potential damage. To prevent costly repairs and extend the life of your roof, follow these essential roof winterization tips. 1.

Have you been considering window replacement for your home? If so, energy-efficient windows could be the perfect upgrade for your property. They come with many benefits including money-saving advantages.

Your roof system is one of the most important features on your home, so it stands to say you want the best people working on it.

With the temptation to decrease the quality of products and services to maximize profits, there are plenty of window replacement companies that cut corners.

Warwick, Rhode island (August-13, 2024) – Qualified Remodeler, a leading publication serving remodelers and home improvement companies in the U.S., has ranked ProEdge Remodeling as the No. 116 on its 46th annual TOP 500 remodelers of 2024.

When the time comes to replace your roof, having the right roofing company on your side is a must. As a professional roofing company ourselves, ProEdge Remodeling by Custom Built is here to help you with your research process—even if you don’t end up choosing to work with us!

There's no putting off a window replacement, when your windows need replacing, call the professionals right away. Old, outdated windows can lead to a number of issues for your home including decreased energy efficiency and compromised integrity.

When you think metal roofing, your mind probably goes to commercial structures—offices, warehouses, factories… While metal roof systems are a popular choice for business properties, they’re also a great option for any home, too!

When the temperature outside takes a dip, and you find yourself having to constantly adjust the thermostat in order to keep the indoor temperature comfortable, you may be wondering if there's an issue within your HVAC system. However, it's important to check your windows as well.