You can blame global warming or simply the season for the seasonality of {home-improvement|home renovations}. It appears as of late people are considering fixing their homes during the spring rather than in the winter. The truth is winters have been getting colder especially in Atlanta. We went out to find out if this was in facttrue. We talked three different companies to find out if {homeowners|people|Atlanta residents} are postponing fixing their homes to the spring.
Our first interview to us down to the greater Atlanta metropolitan area where we spoke with Alan Ridgeway,a top rated plumbing Atlanta company. He has been in business for more than three decades and does everything from Water Heater Repair to Emergency Plumbing. He said that is his three decades in business he has not seen a great difference between the spring and the winter. He went on to explain clogged drains don’t have a preference therefore making happen in the spring as well as in the winter.
Our second interview was Roofing Companies in Bucks County PA. In that part of country things where a little more explicit. Unlike Georgia,the winter months in Pennsylvania have the history of being severe making home renovations quite difficult and sometimes out rightdangerous. Without a doubt that in Pennsylvania the number of people looking to do {home-improvement|home renovations} is impacted by the weather.
Our third interview was a Chicago Electrical Engineering firm who specializes in residential buildings. Even though Chicago is known for its bone chilling winters. It does not appears that it is affecting {the construction industry|those involved in construction| those involved in {home-improvement|home renovations}}. Jose Rosen told us that although the winters can quite cold there is always something to do in a construction site. Being successful in Chicago as far as fixing homes is all about preparation. You do planning in the cold winter month and you do the work in the spring.