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Coastal Surface Solutions, LLC

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Coastal Surface Solutions, LLC

Resurfacing Company

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710 Seaboard Street, Suite B, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 (843) 995-3890 https://www.coastalsurfacesolutionsllc.com

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what is the cost of replacing a window sash

Jason Fowler of Sea Island Builders ^PRO answered:

May 19, 2015

The labor should not be more than $100-$200 per window depending on who you hire to do the job, the size of the opening, and accessability. The cost of the sash varies greatly depending on the window. ... read more

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For a six-foot retaining wall, do you recommend concrete or blocks? If blocks, what kind of products do you recommend?

Kevin Meek of Rock Creek Craftsmen ^PRO answered:

Feb 2, 2015

You need to make sure that the material allows water to pass thru the block or stone. Both choices can allow water thru if planned ahead. Blocks can have weep holes that allow water to pass and many ... read more

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710 Seaboard Street, Suite B,
Myrtle Beach, SC https://www.coastalsurfacesolutionsllc.com (843) 995-3890

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