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Edge Remodeling, Inc.

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Edge Remodeling, Inc.

Edge Remodeling, Inc. has provided exceptional general contractor services in Garden City, NY for several years. Our objective is satisfying our customers by extending affordable, high quality and professional services to the next job since we know how good it feels to see your dream change into reality. The central point of our mission is providing an excellent client experience.

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302 Randall Ave, Elmont, NY 11003 (516) 860-8630 https://www.homeremodelingelmontny.com

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Edward Marquez

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The job was done very efficiently and better than I expected! They did 110% more than I expected.

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We are extremely happy with the deck Morehouse Improvements built for us. It was a great investment and where you will find me relaxing on most weekends and evenings.

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Clean, Organized, Careful, Quality Services

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We're redoing my parents roof and their chimney needs some repair work as well. Is it better to do the masonry work before or after we do the rest of the roof?

Jessica Clark of American Quality Remodeling ^PRO answered:

Jul 23, 2018

Our recommendation would be to do the massonry work first and then roofing for a few different reasons. 1.This gives the masons freedom to step and walk on the roof without causing damage to the new s ... read more

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What causes large gaps between window frames and the brick of my home? It looks like someone tried to caulk it previously, but it just pulled away again.

Joe Kennedy of Kennedy Windows & Doors, Inc. ^PRO answered:

Sep 6, 2014

I agree wholeheartedly with the excellent answer provided by Christi at Callen Construction that your problem is probably caused by the different coefficient of thermal expansion of the materials invo ... read more

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