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Learn more about reviews and comments.Review by Terri G.
Prior Lake, MN, on Apr 13, 2017
CSC Remodelers was great to work with in conjunction with a roofing, siding and window replacement job. We were very impressed with the materials used and the quality of the work. They always kept us in the loop and communicated on a daily basis. We really liked the fact that they kept the work area...
Review by Khang D.
Elko, MN, on Aug 16, 2016
They were very helpful and did an awesome job.
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If you get it in writing that your roof installation will not be too heavy for the frame of your home, and a few months later your roof is sinking and the frame is cracking, is the roofer responsible?
Jim Myers of AASI Home Improvement Systems PRO answered:
Feb 21, 2018
Did you do diligence to see who you were dealing with? Was the roofer licensed or required to be by the state or local unit of governement? ? Was a permit pulled and the job inspected by a building of ... read more
What is fiber cement siding and how does it compare with the cost of vinyl?
Jim Myers of AASI Home Improvement Systems PRO answered:
Aug 15, 2017
J.H. Fiber cement is composed of 70% concrete and 30% celluoose. Cellulose being ground up paper. Both water and cement wick moisture so if you use these products be sure to read and follow installati ... read more
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