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Directed Heat Restoration

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Directed Heat Restoration

We are a full service property damage restoration firm with over 20 years experience in the industry. We specialize in water, fire, mold, asbestos, lead and trauma restoration.

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30907 Schoolcraft Rd, Livonia, MI 48150 (313) 324-6329 https://www.directedheatnow.com/

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aside from replacing the whole roof, what is the best method to follow up on hail damage

Scott Pratt SR of Residential Renovations ^PRO answered:

Jul 27, 2019

Call a professional certified roofer who can do a full inspection and report of how to proceed. Professional roofers can bring insite and cost savings others might not. They have years of experience a ... read more

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can i replace the formica on my kitchen counters without pulling out and replacing the whole counter. In other words, can you cement new formica over what is t

Jason Greenwood of Surface Encounters ^PRO answered:

Nov 18, 2015

For what you will spend in time and effort on this type of repair, I would suggest you look at granite as an option. Many local fabricators are offering specials on material that (depending on your s ... read more

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