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Allied Remodeling Contractors

Allied Remodeling Contractors is a premier provider of home remodeling services along the Utah Wasatch Front. When it comes to kitchen, bathroom and basement remodeling we've got you covered and are a one-stop general contractor solution for all your home remodeling needs, including split level renovations, plumbing, electrical and HVAC. Looking for custom cabinets, solid-surface countertops or new flooring? No problem! Looking for a renovation contractor? We've got you covered there too!

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2901 Bluegrass Boulevard, #20087, Lehi, UT 84043 (385) 412-8088 https://alliedhomecontractors.com/

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Dec 21, 2019 · Millcreek

Iâ€™m glad I used this service - it saved me a lot of time that I didnâ€™t have to spare. I have a bathroom that I envisioned but didnâ€™t know where to start on selecting products on my own. I recommend using pros to help design kitchens and master bathrooms because messing them up will cost you in... more

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I just got leaf filter gutter guards, steel mesh, 2 months ago. Now that it's fall there are leaves piled up on top, stuck with rain, etc. What to do?

Tim Brown JR of RGS Exteriors ^PRO answered:

Oct 25, 2016

I know many of the people responding here and they are all great companies. One thing I would add is that wire mesh covers are terrible. They actaully can cause damage to roofs. If they get any ice w ... read more

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Best way to caulk the seam between our backsplash and kitchen counter?

Adam Stevens of Red House Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Jan 27, 2016

First, clean out the existing caulk the best you can with a utility knife, flat razor or a putty knife. To get it extra clean and depending on what type of caulk was there before, you can use baking ... read more

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2901 Bluegrass Boulevard, #20087,
Lehi, UT https://alliedhomecontractors.com/ (385) 412-8088

Allied Remodeling Contractors

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