How Does Siding Installation Quality Affect Storm Protection? How Does Siding Installation Quality Affect Storm Protection? Siding performance during storms depends as much on installation quality as material choice. This article explains how improper fastening, missing expansion gaps, and poor moisture control lead to siding blow-offs, wind intrusion, and hidden water damage—showing why professional installation is essential for long-term storm protection. Read more
How Can Homeowners Prepare Their Roof and Home Before Storm Season? How Can Homeowners Prepare Their Roof and Home Before Storm Season? Preparing your home for storm season means addressing small exterior vulnerabilities early. This guide covers roof inspections, siding and gutter repairs, landscaping risks, post-storm safety steps, and how routine maintenance minimizes damage. Learn how Minnesota homeowners can protect their roofs and exteriors before severe weather strikes. Read more
LP SmartSide Siding Replacement Project in River Falls, WI LP SmartSide Siding Replacement Project in River Falls, WI Blackwolf Exteriors completed an LP SmartSide siding installation for a rambler home in River Falls, WI. The 4-day project resolved lower-board rot caused by water wicking off the deck by adding metal flashing, modern house wrap, dark green engineered wood siding, and white aluminum trim wraps. Read more
Seamless Vinyl Siding Replacement Project in Hudson, WI Seamless Vinyl Siding Replacement Project in Hudson, WI Blackwolf Exteriors replaced rotted cedar and stucco with Royal brand vinyl siding in Walnut and Pebble Clay for a home near Hudson, WI. The project included sheathing repairs, energy-efficient house wrap, aluminum soffit and fascia, and vertical board-and-batten accents completed in just one week. Read more
River Falls New Roof Replacement With Class 3 Shingles Project River Falls New Roof Replacement With Class 3 Shingles Project Blackwolf Exteriors completed a full tear-off and roof replacement on an early 1980s home in River Falls, WI. The project featured Owens Corning Class 3 impact-resistant shingles, six feet of ice shield, and ridge venting to resolve algae streaking, improve hail defense, and lower interior heat. Read more