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Landis Architects | Builders

Since 1990, we have been helping people create their dream homes. As one of Washington, DC’s top renovation firms, we have the architectural and construction experience for your total home remodeling needs, including additions, whole-house renovations, historic homes, kitchen, bathrooms, interior design, and more.

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7059 Blair Road NW, suite 300, Washington, DC 20012 (202) 370-3414 www.landisconstruction.com

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Kieffer's is always a pleasure to work with but I especially want to recognize Dustin Stehr. Dustin is not just another appliance sales rep he is also a Certified Kitchen Designer. I can confidently send my clients to Dustin and know that he will review our kitchen designs and offer our clients the... more

Review of Cunningham's Rug Cleaning by Parikh M.

Sep 7, 2017 · Laurel

Cunningham's Rug Cleaning has saved several treasured oriental carpets from our equally treasured puppy! Without their fine work, we would have likely thrown the rugs out. And their prices are incredibly reasonable. Thank you Cunningham's, and your cheerful, professional staff!

Review of Kohler Bathroom Design Service by Debbie K.

Mar 6, 2019 · Manakin-Sabot

Kohler Bathroom Design Service did a great job. They were very professional, and the sample box was very helpful.

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How much are Windows

Jonathan Salibrici of Peak Custom Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Jan 9, 2020

Michael's numbers are correct, keeping in mind "start at" and that is for the window itself and does not also include a high quality professional installation, spray foam insulation, high quality caul ... read more

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How long does it take for water to stop dripping at the faucet after the main shutoff valve is applied?

David Robinson of Thomson Remodeling Co ^PRO answered:

Jan 13, 2017

It depends on the faucet and whether the faucet has an aereator. Even when the valve is turned into the off positions, there is still some residual water in the faucet, and aereator. Once all of the w ... read more

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7059 Blair Road NW, suite 300,
Washington, DC www.landisconstruction.com (202) 370-3414

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