Monmouth Custom Builders Named to Top 500 List
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| MCB Named as One of the Top 500 Remodelers in the United States |
We were recently informed that Monmouth Custom Builders was named to Qualified Remodeler's Top 500 list.
We were honored to once again receive this industry recognition based on the quality of our work and the growth of our company.
We've grown from one red truck to an entire fleet. You've seen our trucks around town. Now come in and visit us to see our showrooms. We have a beautiful kitchen showroom displaying many styles and colors. From traditional styling in many wood choices to ultra- modern using high gloss lacquers and stainless steel. Kitchen cabinets and bathroom vanities feature a wide range of countertops such as granite, chroma, and Caesar stone. While you're here come visit Motif Tile, a full service tile store. You will see displays of natural stones such as marble, travertine, onyx, granite, and limestone. Glass mosaics, leather and wood looks are all available in tile. Just let your imagination flow. From selection of tile to installation Motif Tile does it all. The next time you see our red trucks driving around, remember to come in and visit . You will see first- hand what we're all about.
Our commitment to quality and the finest craftsmanship has remained constant throughout our history.
Thank you to all our clients who, more than anyone else, made this award possible.
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Enjoy Autumn with Peace of Mind
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Projects such as storm window installation save money while protecting & beautifying your home.
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The days are growing shorter and crisper. There's a chill in the air. Most of the maintenance projects on your home during this time will focus on preparing for the winter months that bring a host of harsh weather like heavy rain, flooding, snow, and ice.
Autumn Home Maintenance Tips:
Are You Throwing Money Out the Window?
To keep the bad weather and drafty air out and the warmth in, weather-stripping and caulking are two maintenance projects that are worth their weight in gold because they stretch the amount of energy needed to heat the house. All weather-stripping that appears worn or torn should be replaced. Old caulking should be removed before adding any new material in order for it to be effective.
Having Trouble Breathing In Your Own Home?
Changing out your air and furnace filters, as well as vacuum forced air register and duct work is important, but most heating system work should be done by a professional. They can inspect and clean the heating unit thoroughly and properly. Cleaning all ducts in the home will remove all the dust that built up during the hot and dry months that can irritate people living in the house.
Your Best Protection from Hurricanes and Winter Storms
Since your roof is your greatest shelter during storms, there are several of issues to address before the bad weather arrives.
- Make sure the roof, gutters, and downspouts are clear of leaves, branches and other debris. Doing so will prevent damage due to the weight of debris.
- Roof vents should be cleaned and checked to ensure that they are fully operational.
- Any signs of loose or damaged shingles as well as other problem spots with other roofing materials must be addressed immediately.
Keeping the Animals Out of Your House
Animals are also getting ready for the winter months. Ensure that birds, chipmunks, squirrels or bats do not decide to make your attic or basement their vacation destination of choice. Locate any entrance holes and seal them up. It may also require a visit from your local pest control company.
Don't Let Those Pipes Burst!
Frozen pipes can become a problem during winter months. Take preventative measures before the low temperatures set in. Here's what you can do:
- Insulate pipes in your home's crawl space and attic.
- Wrap pipes with heat tape or thermostatically-controlled heat cables.
- Identify any possible leaks and seal them with caulk or insulation.
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