(MENAFN Editorial) GAITHERSBURG, Md., Dec. 21, 2017 /PRNewswire/ --BRAX Roofing, the leading provider of exterior home services in Montgomery County and surrounding areas, today announced that it is publishing a guide to help homeowners prepare their houses for winter. The e-book, Winterizing Your Home: A Quick Guide to Saving Money, is available for free download at .

Homeowners in the metro D.C. area experience every extreme of winter—bitter cold, blizzards, ice, wind chills, and even occasional unseasonably warm temperatures—that wreak havoc on homes in the region. Winter is also expensive for DMV homeowners: heating bills increase, and the elements can damage structures and necessitate costly repairs. However, homeowners can save money by taking some mostly simple steps to winterizing their homes. BRAX's guide offers advice for nine areas of the home:

Attic

Windows

Siding

Walls

Doors

Heating system and thermostat

Furnace

Water heater

Ceiling fans

"Homeowners shouldn't fear winter," says Ben Matthews, Managing Partner of BRAX Roofing. "With some basic maintenance tasks, homes can survive the season, keep their occupants warm, and not cause energy bills to skyrocket. Our new e-book offers advice and tips for homeowners looking to save money this winter and beyond."

For more information about this guide or BRAX Roofing's services, visit the company's website at .

About BRAX Roofing
BRAX Roofing, a small business serving the Maryland and D.C. area, is dedicated to providing customers with superior home improvement services. As an Owens Corning Platinum installer and Better Business Bureau-accredited company, BRAX Roofing specializes in roofing, siding, windows, doors, gutters, and skylights. BRAX offers high-quality products and installation customized for individual homeowner needs, and takes pride in delivering outstanding customer service on every job. For more information, visit .

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BRAX Offers Advice for Winterizing Homes