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Chris Lane Enterprises

Maintain the safety and beauty of your property with Chris Lane Enterprises Your property's appearance and view can be enhanced just by removing or pruning a few struggling trees. Trimming trees and shrubs helps ensure safety, promote plant health, and maintain beauty. Since 2008, Chris Lane has serviced the Cheshire County area with the skills, experience and equipment needed to get any tree work related project done efficiently and safely.

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269 New Hampshire 10, Gilsum, NH 03448 (603) 355-0208 https://chrislaneenterprises.com/

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The roof and foundation of my house needs to be fixed. If I get the roof done first because it is leaking, will it be affected when the foundation is fixed?

Baystate Roofing answered:

Apr 9, 2024

Fixing the roof first is crucial to prevent further damage. When addressing the foundation later, ensure the work doesn't affect the newly repaired roof. For roofing services, contact us at baystater ... read more

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Inspection of the attic space after the new roof I noticed nailing for ridge vent split wood, is this still secure enough and should there be a bug barrier

Peter Ciaraldi of Professional Building Services ^PRO answered:

Sep 23, 2018

The pictures were very helpful - thank you. It looks like only the first ply/layer came apart which is not optimal but minimal risk for coming apart allowing the ridge vent to come off especially if ... read more

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