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BNL Home Improvements

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BNL Home Improvements

Full Service Home Improvement Company specializing in Kitchen and Bathroom remodeling.

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11 Church St, Glen Gardner, NJ 08826 (908) 343-3590 www.bnlhomeimprovements.com

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We have a 1300 sq ft brick ranch style house we are slowly remodeling. I would like to add a front porch with open gable roof with exposed stained beams.

Joe Oakes of First State Building Design ^PRO answered:

Apr 13, 2020

Lisa, A project like this can range in cost. A Good starting point for front porches can be around $115/square foot.

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The roof and foundation of my house needs to be fixed. If I get the roof done first because it is leaking, will it be affected when the foundation is fixed?

Jessica Clark of American Quality Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Nov 1, 2018

I agree with all of the above comments. The best is to start with the roof or where a leak is coing in from. Get that taken care of and then work on the foundation. Make sure you hire a licensed and ... read more

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