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E. Reiner Construction

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E. Reiner Construction

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1144 E State St Ste A 223, Geneva, IL 60134 (630) 204-1313 http://reinerconstruction.com/

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It is a fair value, good crew and craftsmanship. They need to follow up on outstanding punch items.

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What's the best wood material for a barn siding project?

Kevin Smith of M/R Plumbing Mart ^PRO answered:

Jun 2, 2014

hemlock is the time tested wood species for barn construction. it has naturally ocurring cyanide in the wood that inhibits the critters.

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We have a cracked stone patio and are considering other surfaces, including pavers. What do you think?

Martha Fisher of Croixco Construction ^PRO answered:

Apr 29, 2014

This should be a simple project. It depends if you are hiring a contractor or DIY. You can use pavers or poured concrete. Either way, one of the key steps is prep. Make sure you use the correct ma ... read more

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