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Learn more about reviews and comments.Review by Walter L.
Biddeford, ME, on Nov 06, 2015
I felt like I was taken advantage of, because what they portrayed when I first met them compared to the actual work was totally different. They made me feel that we were low income people and they prefer to work for high class people. I have a 3 year warranty and I have a problem, so I called them up...
Review by P.S.M.
Winthrop, ME, on Aug 08, 2015
Very organized, reliable in their work and in effort to keep us in the loop. They answered every question with on the spot answers. They seemed to really care about how we were feeling and tried to calm our worries. We were completely satisfied with the work and the effort.
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Should I be worried that external doors in my home are shifting to a point that I can't lock them without lifting them up?
Michelle Slowe answered:
Jan 13, 2015
Hello Pamela,
We at NEWPRO suggest you have a professional examine your doors. Not only do these gaps create energy loss from within your home, but also pose a security issue. Without actually insp ... read more
What type of flooring could be installed over top of a cork floor that would both protect the cork floor underneath and be durable?
Bob Williams of Star Construction Company, Inc. PRO answered:
Oct 21, 2014
I would recommend a clik together flooring that would be floating over the cork. That way you can install and remove it easily and there should be no damage to the cork below.
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