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Nailed It Roofing & Restoration

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Nailed It Roofing & Restoration

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340 Crown Vetch Ln, Johns Creek, GA 30005 (770) 696-3921

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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?

Robert Windom of Windom Construction Co., Inc. ^PRO answered:

Feb 3, 2015

In Georgia a wall retaining over 48" grade requires an engineers stamp. You might consider terracing and have two or more lower retaining walls. Be aware of hydrostatic pressure and provide adequate w ... read more

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What are the most cost effective things I can do to improve my home's energy efficiency?

Robert Windom of Windom Construction Co., Inc. ^PRO answered:

Dec 6, 2014

The most cost effective things that you can do to improve your homes energy efficiency will depend on the existing condition of your building envelope, the efficiency of your equipment, and humiditiy ... read more

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