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BathWorks of Michigan LLC

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116 Old M 21, Georgetown Twp, MI 49428 (616) 426-8884 https://bathworksmi.com/

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I have air leaks from baseboard, I can feel cold air flow from outside. How can I get good company to fix this issue.

Collin Winfrey of Character Exteriors LLC ^PRO answered:

Feb 28, 2023

There are companies that offer energy evaluations and some even use thermal imaging and a tool / process called a blower door reading / test. This will help identify the cause and opportunities for c ... read more

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Buying an old house and renovating versus tearing down and building new: Pros & Cons?

Ashley Kuntz of Eastbrook Homes ^PRO answered:

May 22, 2014

Both can be costly. If you tear down, you may build it exactly how you want it - and potentially have less problems then trying to create something new out of something old. You never know what could ... read more

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