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Justin Doyle Homes

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Justin Doyle Homes

We offer a home designed for every lifestyle. Whether you are buying your first home, planning to downsize, or looking to move up to a luxury home, we will put your mind at ease with our methods of design & quality, customer service & design efficiency.

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5378 A Cox-Smith Rd., Mason, OH 45056 (513) 445-2111 www.justindoylehomes.com

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Review of Secured Roofing by Alan G.

Nov 17, 2017 · Colerain

Communication is their weak area. I originally used them to replace my roof, siding and gutters. Wasnâ€™t happy with their choice subcontractors but I was happy with the end results. This time I had them fix a torn shingle and remove my satellite dish. Had to keep contacting them for them to give me... more

Review of Glass Guru of Grove City by Janelle G.

Oct 8, 2018 · Columbus

I had excellent service. The only thing I would recommend is that it be made more apparent that at the Grove City store, you need an appointment. I just happened to stop in to drop my shower door off when Trevor was there so i wasn't affected. Everyone in the whole process was very accomodating!... more

Review of Glass Guru of Gahanna by Shaun H.

Feb 14, 2019 · Columbus

glass job was done quicker than I thought it would be THANX

Review of Bone Dry Roofing by Tara L.

Sep 10, 2019 · Louisville

I love Bone Dry Roofing! I think they are the best! I highly recommend them!

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My handyman recently shared with me that he thinks I have some structural damage in my basement from a minor flood a few years back...

George Skeeters of Eagle's Eye Custom Homes, LLC. ^PRO answered:

May 24, 2017

I agree that you need a structural engineer. The longer you wait the more damage that could occure if it continues to move

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If you get it in writing that your roof installation will not be too heavy for the frame of your home, and a few months later your roof is sinking and the frame is cracking, is the roofer responsible?

Ryan Biehl of Biehl Brothers Contracting LLC ^PRO answered:

Nov 10, 2016

Hello Debbie, I would ask how that was determined. I think that fact that the question was brought up in the first place really raises a red flag. In my experience, if there was a question about cha ... read more

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