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D.I.Y…. More Like Bye!

To your sanity and time you thought you had.  It’s no secret that do it yourself projects have risen in the past years due to changing circumstances. Shifting workplace, contact, and education norms were revisited and more people found themselves pacing around their homes with time to spare.  While D.I.Y adventures can be large, there are also a lot of smaller D.I.Ys that take up very little of your time. These are things such as lawn care, home maintenance, and decorating. While the tasks can be tedious, they often only take up 4-5 hours of your time. After coming home from a long day of work, errands, and bills, it can be incentivizing to relax and hire someone to clean out your dryer vent. Their 30 minutes of expertise is worth the cost considering your time, effort, and daily exhaustions.  Downwards trends before the pandemic suggested that D.I.Y wasn’t going to be around forever. Although we have the ability to deliver groceries, food, and skip lines by paying ...

Capturing Holiday Memories

While I love to jump in to everything technical on the first post, it is holiday season and so I believe there is a special thanks that needs to be given. We take our winter season very seriously, and it's not just because of all the family quality time we are able to have. For many in the construction industry winter is a time where business slows, changes, or comes to a stop completely. While there are some benefits to doing projects in the winter, there are also many delays that come when the snow falls or the ground freezes.  During this time I find a growing warmth in my heart as I see many roofers, framers, siders, painters, etc. continuing to provide support for their families despite harsh weather conditions. It would seem that despite many adversities America always has a way of continuing to move forward. So thank you, to all workers and businesses, who provide an unwaivering support to our communities and our nation. Zam Roofing LLC thanks you for the deliveries, cleric...