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2012's Erik Jutten is working with Design 99's Mitch and Gina on the Power House roof extension
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18 comments:
Looks like a lot of work to be done but I'm sure it can be handled.
- John Wake
Really lot of work to be done! Hope I find good shape next time :)
You have a fine roof ahead, I wonder what my Daytona Beach foreclosure house would look like. I have talked to a Daytona Beach foreclosures agents and they replied that I can see it early week of 2011. I just hope that it is in a good condition and deal.
Not only must a roof endure a pounding from the elements, it has to do so flawlessly--or look out below. Just a few hours of dripping can spoil Sheetrock and fine detailing. And should that dribble remain unnoticed, structural damage is eventually inevitable. Keep this vital role in mind when evaluating what kind of roof to put over your head. For you don't want to scrimp on your home's protective shield.
“Las Vegas Foreclosures”
I think the roof needs a major renovation to prevent any damages or leaks in the house.
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Yup, looks like there's a lot of hard work ahead for that roof. Some "after" pics would be nice, since the house would look pretty good once repairs are done. Also, a bit of repainting won't hurt. Roof repair is a definite must though, since getting some rain down those holes would be pretty bad. Well, good luck with the roof work!
Thank you for providing the perspective. I just read a part of the article, so I don't know much what to say.
Andy
This shows how much efforts are required for roof renovation of laying a new one.
Roof work seems harder than i thought. You have a lot of work to be done here. I am so excited on the turn out of this job.
"Batangas City Real Estate"
roof endure a pounding from the elements, it has to do so flawlessly--or look out below. Just a few hours of dripping can spoil Sheetrock and fine detailing. And should that dribble remain unnoticed, structural damage is eventually inevitable.Ayala Premier
This work seems to be unused but don,t know that it will effect or not. Let we see what happens........
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