Seamless Steel Siding, Gutters, Windows, Roofing, Sunrooms

Labor Shortage in Bismarck, ND

ABC Seamless Labor Shortage With unemployment rates as high as 12 per cent in parts of the United States, it may be difficult for the hundreds of thousands of unemployed today to imagine that their carpentry and labor skills are in high demand in other parts of the Country. However, in Western North Dakota, that is exactly the case. Our unemployment rate is 3.6 per cent and falling. In fact, many industries are suffering from a labor shortage that will last years into the future. more...

Mixing Materials for Distinguished Appeal

You've thought of ABC Seamless as the siding and gutter company for so long, and we'd like to show you that we're so much more. Consider us your home exterior design experts. This handsome home in Duluth, MN has been transformed by applying our steel roofing panels to the top portion (gable walls) and seamless siding to the bottom.

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BBB Offers Advice on Dealing with Ice Dams

At this time of year we receive many calls from colder climates asking us to help them combat ice dams. We offer this article posted last month by the Minnesota Better Business Bureau.

"Ice dams are ridges of ice that form at the edge of a roof, preventing melting snow from draining off the roof. Melting occurs when warm air from indoors escapes through the attic and melts snow on the roof. That water can then leak into homes, damaging walls, ceilings and insulation. According to the University of Minnesota Extension Agency, summer is the best time to prevent ice dams – by increasing the ceiling insulation to cut down on heat loss, making ceilings airtight and/or adding natural roof ventilation. Plugging leaks and adding insulation can reduce energy use in homes by 20 to 30 percent."

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Lead Paint Protection: Choose ABC Seamless

ABC Seamless is an EPA Lead Certified Renovator, dedicated to protecting your children and loved ones from the dangers of lead poisoning. Our installers have been trained to control lead exposure during rennovation of your home. Especially if your home was built before 1978, please recognize the risk of lead exposure in children and use an EPA Lead Certified Renovator to replace your siding and windows or if you're painting the inside of your home. Only 2.5% of North Dakota contractors know how to protect your family if you have lead on your walls.

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VIDEO: Seamless Steel Siding vs Vinyl Siding

Here’s something to be aware when you’re choosing between between vinyl siding and seamless steel siding for your house.

FACT: Vinyl siding is very sensitive to heat. Your gas grill, or even reflected sunlight from a neighbor’s window can melt or warp it.

Watch the amazing video from ABC's Good Morning America…

Don’t forget that we’re always available to answer any questions you might have about siding, windows, sunrooms, gutters and any other home improvement project.

Just give us a call at 1-800-732-6577 or click here to schedule a free project consultation and quote.

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Saving through Impact Resistant Rofing!

From a State Farm Insurance customer newsletter
Did you know that by replacing your roof with a qualified impact resistant roofing product, you might qualify for a discount on your State Farm Homeowners insurance?

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“We Go With The Pros”

Homeowners, hear what customers have to say about ABC Seamless steel siding. more...

What is a “Seam”? Why Choose Seamless…

Find your nearest ABC Seamless dealer and arrange for a free estimate and design consultation with our ABC Seamless Steel Siding Store Locator

We've discovered that homeowners choose vinyl, fiber cement board, boxed steel and aluminum siding products because they don't know the problems that seams cause on a home. This short video explains the seamless advantage and will show you why NOT to choose these other products if your goal is lifetime value and maintenance-free beauty for your home.

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Consider Durable Seamless Steel Siding

Steel Siding From BeterSidingOnline.com

There is nothing worse than putting new siding on your home and within six months noticing that same siding starting to bulge at some of the seam areas. The heartbreak gets worse when the contractor who put the siding up cannot be reached, and you seem to be stuck with a shoddy job.

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