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Moisture today can mean mold, rot, and higher energy bills tomorrow. A window inspection can tell you what’s really going on. Photo Cred: HomeServe As temperatures begin to drop and the first signs of winter appear, homeowners throughout Northern Michigan start preparing for the long, cold season ahead. While furnace tune-ups and insulation checks often get attention, one of the most critical steps is frequently overlooked: An energy audit focused on your home’s windows. Wind

We Did It! Revive Exteriors Wins the 2025 Angi Super Service Award We’re proud to share some incredible news from right here in Traverse City, Michigan  — Revive Exteriors has been awarded the 2025 Angi Super Service Award (SSA) ! This recognition isn’t just another plaque on the wall; it’s a meaningful symbol of trust, excellence, and the strong relationships we’ve built with homeowners across Northern Michigan . Every nail driven, every home restored, and every satisfied cu

In Traverse City, every season tests your home’s exterior. If you’re wondering which upgrades truly add value, we’ve got you covered. Discover the top five improvements—siding, roofing, windows, doors, and gutters—that deliver real returns and real protection against Michigan’s harsh weather.

When you live in Traverse City , home improvement isn’t just about curb appeal—it’s about protection. Between lake-effect snow, freezing winters, and humid summers, your home’s exterior takes a beating year-round. Choosing the right local contractor  isn’t a small decision. It’s the difference between a renovation that lasts decades and one that fails with the first frost. 1. Northern Michigan Weather Is No Joke Northern Michigan Home with ice damming. Our region experiences

Windows are more than just “holes in the wall with glass.” They’re critical components of your home’s thermal barrier, weather protection, structural integrity, and curb appeal.

Between cookouts, storms, and intense heat, your exterior takes more abuse than you might think.

But that same sunshine can quietly take a toll on your roof. While most homeowners worry about snow loads and ice dams, the UV rays, humidity, and storm patterns of summer can cause just as much long-term damage if ignored.