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At Your Service Contractors

At Your Service Contractors proudly serves the Waldorf, MD area. We offer contracting services including roof installation, flooring installation, kitchen remodeling, bathroom remodeling, home additions, siding replacement, door replacement, and window replacement. Contact us today to schedule a free estimate!

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Serving Area, Clinton, MD 20735 (240) 412-3884 https://www.atyourservicecontracting.com/

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What kind of siding should I install? Hardie Board, or Vinyl with foam backing?

Custom Concepts of Custom Concepts Construction ^PRO answered:

Sep 15, 2014

James Hardie Fiber cement siding would be the best option for the new siding on your home. Hardie House Wrap will help to create a thermal envelope for the exterior of your home. Foam sheathing can b ... read more

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How do I go about find out whether I have a mold problem?

WoW Home Solutions answered:

Feb 24, 2014

Scott, The easiest thing to do is check in the attic and look at the sheathing. If there is any mold growth, you can tread it with a proper mildewicide and make sure that the fan ducting is extended ... read more

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