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Chem-Dry of Buffalo

Chem-Dry of Buffalo is the healthy choice for carpet cleaning in Buffalo, New York. Our superior services include upholstery cleaning, rug cleaning, tile cleaning and more. Carpet dries fast. Non-toxic solutions.

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41 Dyke Road, West Seneca, NY 14224 (716) 632-6011 https://carpetcareservices.net/

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I need to replace the insulation in my attic , can I install faced fiberglass insulation over the existing vapor barrier.

Bob Gallese of Acclaim Renovations & Design ^PRO answered:

Jul 2, 2019

No need for s econd mositure barrier which is what the paper-face is. Just roll out unfaced insualtion atop the existing. Or, as an option, rent a blower and use loose-fill insulation.

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When a house is built and there's scratches as to where you can see a drill was use to install cave it's, is there a monetary value compensation or replace?

Rob Myers of Myers Homes ^PRO answered:

Jul 11, 2015

I assume by "cave" you might been "cove" or some other trim or millwork. It isn't a hard thing to fill any scratches, resand, and touch up an area like that, and that's something your builder should h ... read more

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