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Coleman Roofing Inc

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Coleman Roofing Inc

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2000 E End Avenue, Chicago Heights, IL 60411 (708) 755-6800

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I heard a lot about Bone Dry, they had a good reputation, and I think they upheld that. They were indeed professional, knowledgable, and quality focused in serving our situation. But the most impressive was the communication. We were out of town when they fixed our roof, and I got frequent text m... more

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What is causing the downstairs ceiling to leak when an upstairs window is open?

Stephanie Penge of Euro-Tech ^PRO answered:

Jun 10, 2019

Check the weepholes and make sure they are not clogged. These holes allow water to drain outside of the window, and are on both sides of the window. If they are clogged then the water will drain where ... read more

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What is the best way to remove a glued on bathroom mirror? We want to replace the one in our half bath.

Chris Stebnitz of Stebnitz Builders, Inc ^PRO answered:

Oct 17, 2014

They are tough to take off. If it's glued to drywall, you can use a prybar to rip it off from the drywall. Note: You will more than likely need to repair the drywall when you're finished, if you are g ... read more

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