Imagine looking out of clear, insulated windows each day to great the morning.  You’re snuggled in at night, protected from the weather by dual pane – insulated glass with LoE coating and argon gas.  

With our experienced window installers, there is no need for worry.  We take care of all of the details, large and small; we even clean up after the project.  Give us a call today and you could be enjoying your new windows before the holidays.  Financing is available with affordable monthly payments.

After New James Hardie Siding

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Take a look at these “Before” & “After” pictures;  James Hardie ColorPlus lap siding brings a durable, low maintenance warmth and original wood look to this back porch addition.

James Hardie fiber cement siding is a versatile solution for Denver’s tough climate.  From our hot, windy days, to the coldest, icy blasts of winter, James Hardie lap siding panels stand strong to the elements.

Your home is unique, and architectural design and colors are important considerations when re-siding.  Browse through the carefully chosen colors offered by James Hardie ColorPlus and start imagining the possibilities. 

When you add up the costs of scraping, cleaning, sanding and painting every couple of years, the choice is clear.  James Hardie fiber-cement siding is the overwhelming choice.  Spend your summers gardening, hiking, and playing golf.  Let James Hardie siding protect your home while providing the same charm, beauty and character of wood.

Maybe you’ve just sat through a high-pressure presentation with a salesman that wouldn’t leave?  Or a company gave you a price that was so high you think the project is forever out of reach.  Are trying to justify a low price estimate without really looking at the whole package?

We know a phone call to get prices sounds like a time saver to you, but is it in your best interest?  Probably not.  A company can’t give you an accurate idea on pricing without looking at the job site, inspecting for building code requirements and evaluating your options along with you.  A good home improvement company works with you, not offering a “one size fits all” solution.

By meeting with you, face-to- face, we can work with you, not against you, to find the best solution for your situation.  Products vary and so do installation techniques.  We strive hard to offer our customers an honest, fair price.  If we were to price something over the phone and then get out to the house later and find out that an item doesn’t work, or a different installation is needed, it would seem misleading.  We would rather take a bit of time, yours and ours, to get it right the first time. 

We respect that your time is valuable, our is, too.  When we ask to meet with you, it isn’t so we can pressure you to sign on the dotted line.  We really do need to take a close look at the project to give you’re an accurate estimate you can rely on. 

You owe it to yourself to take the time and be involved (both of you if there is more than one owner).  Meet each contractor and look at each product.  Listen carefully to your options.  Only after careful consideration of both the products and the company, should you move to the decision making phase. 

Consider this an interview rather than a sales pitch.  Ask questions and get involved.  By being active in the process, you’ll end up with a remodeling project you love.

• What kind of company are they? 
• Were they prompt and respectful of your time and your home?
• Do you feel comfortable knowing they’ll be working in your home?
• Were you pressured into accepting an offer that is only good today?
• Beware of “price drops” that entice you into thinking it is a great, limited-time offer.
• Do you really want a “guy and his truck” doing the work?  What if something goes wrong, where can you turn for help?   

Doing business with a professional, established company just make good sense when replacing your windows, looking at maintenance free siding options or choosing a metro Denver roofing company.

Certainteed Siding recently gathered the top Denver-area siding contractors to take a look at where vinyl siding is headed.  Vinyl siding has been through a number of “style updates” recently and probably isn’t the siding you might remember from 10 or 20 years ago. 

Your own sense of style can shine brightly with today’s vinyl siding choices.  An ever expanding array of colors and longer panel lengths replace the outdated looks from the last decades.  We’ve got vinyl siding in many different styles and lap sizes.  You’ve also got all of the architectural pieces (window headers, door trims, shaped shingles for the gables) to truly customize your home for maximum curb appeal. 

While vinyl siding does cost more than painting (the first time) it is a lifelong investment that will quickly pay for itself.  House paint today rarely lasts more than a couple of years before beginning to paint, chip, peel and fade.  Painting again, and again, and again, over the same aged, deteriorated surface only hastens the process.  Vinyl siding encapsulates your home with a layer of quality foam insulation topped with rugged siding panels nailed into the wall. 

When considering vinyl siding, don’t cut corners on materials or labor.  You are adding a final exterior layer to your home that should stand up to the test of time.  Look for reinforced nail hems, clear-through color choices with strong UV resistance, and durable panel strength. 

There are cheaper products out there, and those are the ones you’ll regret in a few years as you deal with warping, chalking, and twisting.  An experienced vinyl siding installer takes his time to carefully consider the best installation technique for each home; wind direction, air and water penetration and front door orientation all help to determine what is the best installation approach.  Don’t settle for a cookie-cutter, corner-cutting install.  After all, you’ll be driving up to your home each day, make it a home you can be proud of.

Fallen tree branches & limbs, shingle granules in the gutters, dinged up downspouts?  These are all signs of storm damage to your roof.  After you call your insurance company, be quick to have your home inspected by a Qualified Denver Roofing Contractor who has the expertise to note all types of storm damage and can handle all of the repairs. 

We inspect your home at no charge and are able to work quickly and seamlessly with your insurance company for the best results and complete recovery of all applicable depreciation.  We can photograph and document the damage to your home and will meet with your insurance adjuster to identify needed repairs.   

What you really need is a contractor you can trust, not three estimates from contractors cutting corners or just setting up shop.  You are only paying for the deductible, so three estimates or a dozen, that amount doesn’t change.  What is important is quick action, local expertise with building code jurisdictions, and accurate communication with your insurance company regarding needed repairs.

National Home Improvement subscribes to the most current insurance pricing available to ensure your estimate reflects accurate Denver Roofing prices for insurance work.  We are able to verify all code requirements for roofing underlayment and metal edging to see that it is included as specified.

Providing quality products with expert installation at a fair value has always been Steve’s focus.  As a hands-on business owner, Steve is looking out for the customer each step of the way.  National Home Improvement carefully researches products and trends to offer homeowners more choices and better values.

Ongoing education supports Steve’s goal of offering the best product for each project.  Steve meets with new suppliers, visits manufacturing facilities and stays abreast of new installation practices and methods.  Our excellence in education enables us to make suggestions when consulting on a job that might offer the customer a better fit than just replacing what’s already there.

As our customer’s have grown, so has our product line.  We are able to offer homeowners peace of mind with their replacement windows, vinyl, steel or fiber cement siding, asphalt & metal roofing, as well as new entry doors, fencing and insulation. 

Most of our business is built on referrals and repeat customers.  Homeowners trust us to treat their neighbors and friends like family.  Our diving business ethic “Building On Integrity” sets the course for positive interactions between homeowners, staff, and crews, leading to a buying experience above all others.

For a minimal investment, you can spruce up the exterior of your home, save energy and recoup most of your investment should you sell your home.  Spring is an excellent time to consider a new entry door system.  New spring flowers and landscaping will set off your beautiful new door and make your home look like new.

The newest Cost vs. Value report from Remodeling Magazine shows that a steel entry door system will recoup up to 102.8% of the cost of the project at sales time. 

Replacement projects – windows, doors and siding typically yield better returns during home re-sales than remodel projects (kitchens and baths).  Replacement doors and windows offer improved home comfort and energy savings.  While new windows won’t necessarily pay for themselves entirely when your home sells, windows in poor condition will slow the sale and result in a lower selling price.

National Home Improvement offers entry door systems in insulated steel or fiberglass construction.  We’ve got plenty of options for every home and budget.  We offer free consultations and can price out different options for you to consider.

VSI Certified Installers are current on all of the latest application techniques and standards.

• Correctly fastened siding allows for the normal expansion and contraction of vinyl siding to keep it straight and secure on the wall.
• Windows and door openings are properly prepared to prevent water infiltration.
• Attention to details will give your home a beautiful appearance that will last over time.

Once you’ve decided to side your home with vinyl siding, it’s important to know that the quality of the installation is just as important as choosing a high quality product.  Using a Certified Denver Vinyl Siding Installer will help ensure that your home’s vinyl siding will look great and perform well for years to come.

Our BBB Accreditation is something we value at National Home Improvement.  Our business philosophy of treating our customers like family, attention to detail on every job, and customer satisfaction goes hand in hand with the BBB Values of Leadership and Trust.

There’s always a phone book full of contractors content to sell the cheapest items out there and then move on.  National Home Improvement is here for the duration.  We work with our suppliers daily to ensure you are getting the best products at the best value.  Whether your project is large or small, National Home Improvement brings the same high level of commitment to each job. 

“Our driving business ethic is ‘Building on Integrity’ and we do all we can to fulfill everything we promise and more,” says Steve Becker, Founder and President of National Home Improvement.

So, before settling for less, give us a call.  There’s never any pressure or gimmicks.  We’re there on time and we clean up after, taking care of you each step of the way.

• Replacement Windows
• Patio & French Doors
• Entry Doors
• Vinyl, Steel & James Hardie Siding
• Asphalt & Metal Roofing
• Wind & Storm Damage

National Home Improvement does business the old-fashioned way and wins enthusiastic approval from homeowners throughout Colorado.

The new ultra fine fiberglass mess significantly increases airflow for cooling breezes to freshen your home.

Cleaning is a breeze, too.  No need to remove the screen and scrub with a brush.  You can simply use standard window cleaner and spray with a hose. 

Tough enough to stand up in Colorado to our gusting winds and harsh sun, the fiberglass mesh is built to last.  Because of our dedication to provide you with a quality vinyl window, National Home Improvement always upgrades you to a sturdy, extruded screen frame.  No flimsy, bent screens or plastic tabs breaking off.