Blog: AAPCO Team

Your shower is one of the most noticeable elements of your bathroom. Investing in a beautifully designed shower that meets your needs and adds a touch of luxury to your routine will bring value and aesthetic appeal to your home and your daily life.

You may be wondering if a solar power system is worth the investment. After all, a moderately sized home solar system can cost around $12K to install and still won't cover all of your electrical needs.

Investing in a professional bathtub or shower replacement is one of the best ways to upgrade your space and add value to your home. Old tubs and showers can be eyesores and may pose safety hazards or lead to costly issues like leaks and water damage.

Solar energy systems can help you save money, benefit the environment, and increase property values. If you have been considering solar panel installation for your home, you might be wondering if solar is the right choice for you.

If you are planning to renovate your home, why not begin with your windows? Windows greatly affect the look of any home, and they let in sunlight and air that freshen and brighten up any space. Also, upgrading and improving your windows can dramatically increase your home’s value.

The exterior appearance of your home is just as important as the look of your indoor space. After all, your property’s facade is the first thing people will see when they walk up the door.

Taking a long, relaxing soak in the tub is something every member of the family should enjoy. But what if you have family members who can’t get in and out of the bathtub by themselves, like elderly family members? Should they be deprived of this simple pleasure?

Is it worth it to get a new roof? The short answer is yes. Aside from shutting the elements out of your home, a new roof also brings the following benefits: 1. Makes the property easier to sell.

Finding a system or method that can dramatically increase your energy savings is easy. However, looking for a product that fits your budget can be a bit tricky. Not all energy saving systems operate alike.

Properties that don’t have enough ventilation have a higher risk suffering from moisture buildup.