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Marysville Locksmith

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Marysville Locksmith

Marysville Locksmith provides you with automotive, residential and commercial locksmith services. Address: 1830 1st St, Marysville, WA 98270; Phone: (425) 242-3709

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1830 1st St, Marysville, WA 98270 (425) 242-3709 http://marysvillelocksmith.com/

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Do you have any information you can send me delineating home improvements that will add appraisal value to my home, and possibly quantify those values?

Gene Lewis answered:

Oct 20, 2018

A good way to add value to your house is to do home improvement. Many renovation and home additions add value to the house. Also, painting by interior painting San Jose is a good way to add value to t ... read more

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Can vinyl shutters be painted? We have some shutters that were black but have since become very faded.

Joe Reed of Home Run Solutions ^PRO answered:

Sep 2, 2015

About 6 years back we installed replacement shutters on a 1930's era home. The origonal wood shutters were painted black but had serious rot issues after years of enduring the wet conditions of the Pa ... read more

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